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Most patients do their B12 shots in-clinic since they're quick and cheap

If you have a medical condition where you are unable to absorb sufficient B12 from your diet, you will need to get a shot every week/month to stay healthy.

You should seek a professional assessment if: The lump has been present for more than two to three weeks without improvement It is growing noticeably in size week on week The skin over the lump looks red, feels warm, or begins to break down You notice the lump feels fixed rather than mobile when you press it A previously painless lump under chin has recently become tender or sore You experience difficulty swallowing or notice any change in your voice None of these signs necessarily indicates something serious, but each one justifies a proper clinical examination rather than continued self-monitoring