Yes, Vitamin B12 can be given through an IV
Male sex, donor age above 60 years, recipient age above 50 years, ABO incompatibility, and small graft size are factors that have been identified as predictors of mortality.32,61 The most frequent causes of death within that time period are infections (mainly fungal infections), neurologic complications, and multiple organ failure.68 In addition, patients that during their time on the waitlist required supportive measures (mechanical ventilation, vasopressor use, blood product transfusion, and a high number of medical and drug interventions due to neurologic complications) have worse survival.11,19 Conclusions The timely detection of patients with ALD is essential, given that the start of early treatment and opportune referral to a transplantation center can significantly improve survival
The Food and Nutrition Board, the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council recommend that lactating women should consume 4 mcg of vitamin B12 daily (11)
Note: Most clinical research supporting BPC157s healing effects was conducted using injectable forms