Wellbeing vitamins in newcastle

Yes, B12 injections are prescription-only. Therefore you will need to book a consultation prior to getting your B12 vitamin injections.

Vitamin B12 injections are used to prevent a deficiency in vitamin B12 (also called cobalamin.)

B12 is important for your following bodily functions:

• Red blood cell formation

• Brain and nerve function

• DNA synthesis

• Energy metabolism

If you want to know more information message us today.

Poeple come to us for B12 injections when they have a B12 deficiency.

Especially from pernicious anemia, malabsorption disorders (like Crohn’s or celiac), or gastric surgery.

B12 injections can also help if you're a vegan or vegetarian and not getting enough B12 from diet.

Most commonly people come to us when they have low energy, brain fog, or neurological symptoms suspected to be linked to B12 deficiency.

Overall benefits:

• Rapid correction of B12 deficiency

• Improved energy levels

• Better mood and mental clarity

• Neurological symptom relief (e.g. tingling, numbness)

• May improve anemia-related symptoms

Most of the time B12 injections are well received but possible side effects include:

• Mild injection site pain or swelling

• Rare allergic reactions

• Possible acne breakout (rare)

• Not always effective if symptoms aren’t B12-related

If you or anyone experiences these symptoms Nurse Sophie is always on call to call her immediately.

Vitamin D injections are used to prevent a deficiency in vitamin D (also called the “sunshine vitamin”).

Vitamin D is important for your following bodily functions:

• Bone and teeth strength

• Calcium absorption

• Immune system support

• Muscle function

• Mood regulation

If you want to know more information message us today.

People come to us for Vitamin D injections when they have a Vitamin D deficiency.

Especially from lack of sun exposure, darker skin tones, certain medical conditions affecting absorption, or after weight-loss surgery.

Vitamin D injections can also help if you struggle to maintain healthy levels with diet or oral supplements.

Most commonly, people come to us when they experience low mood, fatigue, frequent illness, or bone and muscle aches suspected to be linked to Vitamin D deficiency.

Overall benefits:

• Rapid correction of Vitamin D deficiency

• Stronger bones and teeth

• Improved mood and mental wellbeing

• Enhanced immune function

• Better muscle strength and performance

Most of the time Vitamin D injections are well received but possible side effects include:

• Mild injection site pain or swelling

• Rare allergic reactions

• Temporary increase in calcium levels if overdosed

• Not always effective if symptoms aren’t Vitamin D–related

If you or anyone experiences these symptoms Nurse Sophie is always on call — contact her immediately.

Vitamin C injections are used to prevent a deficiency in vitamin C (also called ascorbic acid).

Vitamin C is important for your following bodily functions:

• Immune system support

• Collagen production for skin, cartilage, and bones

• Antioxidant protection

• Wound healing

• Iron absorption

If you want to know more information message us today.

People come to us for Vitamin C injections when they have a Vitamin C deficiency.

Especially from poor diet, smoking, certain medical conditions, or high physical stress.

Vitamin C injections can also help if you want to boost immunity or improve skin health.

Most commonly, people come to us when they have frequent colds, slow healing wounds, low energy, or skin issues suspected to be linked to Vitamin C deficiency.

Overall benefits:

• Rapid correction of Vitamin C deficiency

• Stronger immunity

• Faster wound healing

• Improved skin health and appearance

• Increased antioxidant protection

Most of the time Vitamin C injections are well received but possible side effects include:

• Mild injection site pain or swelling

• Rare allergic reactions

• Temporary digestive upset if too much is administered

• Not always effective if symptoms aren’t Vitamin C–related

If you or anyone experiences these symptoms Nurse Sophie is always on call — contact her immediately.