Here's the correct claim format for a B12 injection: 96372 | E53.8 | Vitamin B12 injection administration J3420 | E53.8 | Cyanocobalamin up to 1,000 mcg Medicare covers B12 injections only when a covered diagnosis supports the claim
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Neurological symptoms matter because they can become permanent if the deficiency is prolonged
Unless there is a special indication, Blokium B12 is not used during pregnancy, especially during the last trimester of gestation, as diclofenac may inhibit uterine contractions and cause premature closure of the ductus arteriosus
In addition, IV drips and injections do not contain any artificial or toxic ingredients, parabens, or other preservatives, unlike store-bought oral supplements
The recommended dose for pregnant women is 2.6mcg per day and 2.8mcg per day for breastfeeding mothers