B12 injections are very well tolerated
Lidocaine local anesthetic used to decrease the pain associated with intramuscular injection
Patients commonly describe sudden disinterest in or active dislike of foods they previously enjoyed, particularly: Fatty or greasy foods (fried items, heavy sauces, fatty meats) Very sweet foods (desserts, sugary beverages, candy) Rich or heavy meals Alcohol Certain protein sources, especially red meat These aversions often develop within the first few weeks of treatment or following dose escalations
Medications administered independently as supportive management of chemotherapy are reported separately using 96360, 96361, 96365, or 96379, as appropriate. No, that is wrong unless they are done on a separate encounter, then it makes sense