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Treatment protocols generally recommend: Initial phase: Twice-weekly injections for optimal results Maintenance phase: Monthly injections for sustained benefits Individual adjustments based on patient response Is a MIC B12 shot better than a pill

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Who May Need a B12 Deficiency Injection
ICD-10 Code D64.9 refers to Anemia, Unspecified. This is used when a patient is found to be anemic, but the exact cause whether iron-deficiency, chronic disease, or B12 deficiency is not yet known