Primecobal 500Mcg Vial Of 1Ml Injection

• Low vitamin B12 levels: Primecobal injection restores vitamin B12 needed for normal red blood cell and nerve function.
• Healthy red blood cell formation: Methylcobalamin supports production of normally formed red blood cells when low vitamin B12 is responsible.
• Nerve function support: Restoring vitamin B12 may help maintain nerve fibres and ease numbness, tingling or nerve discomfort linked to deficiency.

• Injection-site pain: The area may feel sore after the injection because tissue is irritated where the needle entered. Keep it clean and report worsening pain or swelling.
• Injection-site redness, itching or swelling: A local reaction may appear around the injection area and usually settles as it heals. Seek advice if it spreads or worsens.
• Nausea or vomiting: Vitamin B12 treatment may briefly upset the stomach. Sip suitable fluids and seek advice if vomiting prevents normal eating or drinking.
• Diarrhoea: Loose stools may occur after treatment and are usually temporary. Contact your doctor if there is blood, severe weakness or ongoing fluid loss.
• Headache: A temporary headache may occur as the body adjusts to treatment. Rest and seek advice if it is severe or accompanied by vision changes.

• Attend every appointment advised for Primecobal injection.
• Tell your doctor if numbness, tingling or weakness does not improve.
• Keep a list of all medicines and supplements you use.
• Do not self-inject or share injection equipment.
• Seek urgent help for breathing difficulty or swelling after treatment.

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