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If you notice signs of anaphylaxisswelling of your tongue, face, or throat, difficulty breathing, or difficulty swallowingafter getting a B12 injection, call 911 or head to the closest emergency room immediately

When to seek medical attention: Patients should call 999 immediately for severe allergic reactions (facial swelling, breathing difficulties, widespread rash)

Minimal Discomfort: Most clients experience only a quick pinch during the injection, with the entire visit lasting less than 10 minutes

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