Side Effects
Now, you may not have seen this coming, but lipotropic injections aren’t entirely without risks. The risk involved depends largely on the ingredients used, just like the dosage. For example, vitamin B12 may not cause any side effects if taken at extremely high doses. This is because the excess would be eliminated from the body via urine. This is not to suggest that you can abuse this supplement. Various other ingredients in lipotropic injections may carry the risk of adverse reactions. One of such is the drug phentermine, which can cause side effects such as diarrhea, insomnia, constipation, dry mouth, anxiety, and increased heart rate. Immediately you begin to experience these symptoms, call the attention of your doctor. They might have you discontinue the injection or change the ingredients. There are side effects that indicate that your regimen is hitting hard on your calorie stores. Some of these symptoms include hunger pangs, tiredness or fatigue, feeling jittery, gut problems, feeling light-headed, and irritability. [4]
