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A member asked:
I take b12 shot every month and had gastric sleeve surgery, will it hurt to take a sublingual b12 every day too?
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B12 sublingual: It would be fine to take sublingual B12 in addition to the B12 shots if it helps you to feel better.
Answered 6/24/2014
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