Low vitamin B12 on a blood test, often with tiredness, pins and needles or a sore tongue.
Low B12 has several causes, including diet, some medicines and conditions that affect absorption. The cause decides the treatment.
Your GP confirms the level and the reason, and our nurses give the injections on the schedule your GP sets.
Book with your regular doctor, or with whoever is available. Meet our doctors.
A few of the things people often wonder about before booking. If there's something else on your mind, just ask, we're always happy to talk it through.
More often at first, then usually every few months.
Sometimes. It depends on why your level is low.
No. After the first assessment, injections are given at a nurse appointment, with periodic GP review.
Book online at any time, or call the front desk during opening hours.
Previously North St Ives Medical Practice