b12 shots and an immediate reaction

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Hi all

I am worried.  I just gave my son his b12 shot, our usual routine for the last 7

months.  He gets them 2x a week. Just now, one minute after giving it to him he

started to yell " mom my bum is on fire! " Literally that  is what he said. I

looked at his behind and saw that it started to become really red.  I never saw

this before. I put cold compress on it to help with the burning sensation and he

seems better. I have a question. I missed 2 dosages during his last chelation

round, so I still had some in the fridge. BUT, these have a quick expiry date.

Stupid me, thinking that they are still good, I gave him a total of 2 expired

ones dated Dec 2, one  Monday and one just now.  Have I done harm to him? Could

this be the reason why my son reacted to the shot just now?  I always keep them

refrigerated so I am hoping that they were still ok even tho the date was past

due....I could smack myself, I feel like

cr_ _!

 

Help and thanks!

Heleni

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[Guest guest]

I'm sure it's okay, Heleni. Maybe you accidently put it too

shallow. My son's shots make a red mark sometimes and sting for

about a minute. Someone told me shots from different pharmacies

either sting or don't. I would try calling the Great Plains Lab

because they seem to be on top of things and might be able to give

you a good answer about the expiration. It is water soluble so my

thought is that it just wouldn't be as effective and the body would

promptly get rid of what wasn't used.

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> Hi all

> I am worried.  I just gave my son his b12 shot, our usual routine

for the last 7 months.  He gets them 2x a week. Just now, one minute

after giving it to him he started to yell " mom my bum is on fire! "

Literally that  is what he said. I looked at his behind and saw that

it started to become really red.  I never saw this before. I put cold

compress on it to help with the burning sensation and he seems

better. I have a question. I missed 2 dosages during his last

chelation round, so I still had some in the fridge. BUT, these have a

quick expiry date. Stupid me, thinking that they are still good, I

gave him a total of 2 expired ones dated Dec 2, one  Monday and one

just now.  Have I done harm to him? Could this be the reason why my

son reacted to the shot just now?  I always keep them refrigerated so

I am hoping that they were still ok even tho the date was past

due....I could smack myself, I feel like

> cr_ _!

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> Help and thanks!

> Heleni

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