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Certain medical conditions (e.g., pernicious anemia) may require you to continue receiving injections every month
Results We describe parenteral administration of OHCbl using a subcutaneous catheter together with a portable infusion pump in a home therapy setting in four pediatric patients with remethylation disorders, two patients with cblC, one patient with cblG, and one patient with cblE deficiency, in whom intramuscular injections were not or no longer feasible
A: This medication is administered intravenously (IV) and should only be given by a healthcare professional
Filler migration: This happens when the product moves away from the area where it was originally injected
Convenient and Portable: Take it anytime, anywhere, no water, mixing, or injections needed
