Vitamin B12 injections

A little video about administering a B12 injection as part of my management of chronic fatigue, related to my fibromyalgia.
*1 & 1/2 mL not CC's
**When I get the air bubbles out of the syringe, I flick the syringe until the air bubble all collect at the top of the syringe barrel. Then I depress the syringe "plunger" and push all of the air bubbles out until its all liquid; no air at all. Then sanitize if needed, and proceed with the injection.

[@oliveralphonso793]

Buddy, it looked like you were hitting a dart into your leg🤣🤣

[@JonPienkowski]

#truth haha

[@karenwhitehead2260]

Hi Iv had Fibro and chronic fatigue for 10 years I have periods of flare ups where I am bed ridden for a number of days especially if iv attended a function...my doctor has never offered me these injections..I was recently hospitalised bleeding from my back passage and vometing blood to I of course rang my surgery for help but was told by the same doctor I'd probably been eating beetroot😤 I'd not eaten anything solid for over 3 wks eventually after 4 hours I was admitted to hospital and was diagnosed with colitis..iv been so weak since this and my doctor knows this but only offers more tablets😤😤 I think I will go back and insist he at least lets me try it....can u not get some numbing gel to num the area you are injecting🤔 thanks for the video👍🏻

[@JonPienkowski]

I have had GREAT success with using Vitamin B injections for fatigue/chronic fatigue! Even with taking B-vitamins, etc. I STILL get a boost and it lasts. If you need to numb the area locally get something for baby teething maybe? Or even tattoo skin numbing gel/ointment maybe? Thanks for watching!

[@JonPienkowski]

I am so sorry about all of that!! I hope you are ok! There are some topical anesthetics that are used in tattooing that might help with pain, but it really doesn't hurt that bad :)