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What about Vit B12 shot or pills for heavy fatigue (G9 mCRPC -Takes Lupron, Xgeva, Xfigo(Radium 223)

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G9 mCRPC. My husband has had worse fatigue for past 2-3 weeks. Is it ok to take B12 pills, if so how much, and did it help give energy/relieve fatigue? Would you recommend B12 pills or a shot? Can you get comparable results with 5000 daily pills as compared to shot?

Takes Lupron, Xgeva, Xfigo(Radium 223 .--no se's that bother other than heavy fatigue

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I take a strong B-complex orally everyday. I also mix 20 grams of isolate medical protein into my morning frappe.

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