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Typical protocols involve weekly injections, sometimes more frequent depending on medical advice

Research indicates that cardiovascular disease is linked to low levels of B12 in older individuals

Seek urgent same-day assessment or call 999 for emergency care if experiencing: Severe chest pain Severe shortness of breath Fainting or collapse Acute or rapidly worsening neurological deficits (such as new limb weakness, sudden gait disturbance, or bladder/bowel dysfunction) Persistent or worsening anaemia symptoms despite treatmentincluding breathlessness, chest discomfort, palpitations, or extreme fatigueshould trigger medical review

It is not known whether the components of Lipo-B (particularly vitamin B or amino acids in high doses) could affect a nursing infant, and therefore the safest course is to avoid such injections while breastfeeding