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Temporary pain Infection at the injection site Temporary leg weakness Possible sciatic nerve block Dizziness during or soon after the injection Nerve injury (rare) Allergic reactions to the medications used Increased fluid retention *** For diabetic patients: The use of a steroid (an anti-inflammatory) can cause an increase in blood sugar levels up to two weeks after the procedure

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Supplementation strategies vary depending on the underlying cause of deficiency or risk factors: Oral supplements (typically 25-2000 micrograms daily) are suitable for individuals with adequate intrinsic factor production but insufficient dietary intake Sublingual or buccal preparations have no proven superiority over standard oral tablets at equivalent doses Intramuscular injections (usually 1000 micrograms of hydroxocobalamin) are the preferred treatment for pernicious anaemia and severe malabsorption