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10-12-2009, 01:28 PM
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I had my B12 tested the end of last year and it was way low. Took high dose of B12 for 6 mos, retested, it was higher than normal. Now I daily supplements and get tested regularly. Seems to be a correlation with the MS in my case, of course, as with any sx with this ailment, it varies widely person to person apparently.
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