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One question that concerns both the provider and the patient includes, Does Medicare cover B12 injections? or Will Medicare pay for B12 injections? Medicare does indeed cover Vitamin B12 injections, provided the treatment is deemed medically necessary

If you notice new symptoms like tingling in your hands or feet, persistent fatigue unrelated to sleep, or a sore/swollen tongue, these could point to B12 deficiency independent of any drug interaction

Additionally, studies have shown that B12 shots can help with conditions such as anemia, fatigue, depression, and neurological disorders like Alzheimers disease

Andy Boothroyd 5 out of 5 stars Offered me a blood pressure check which I happily accepted

The most common dose of B12 I use in clinic is 0.2-0.4mg via oral supplements, a much smaller dose

Thats where methylcobalamin (Methyl B12) comes in