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Old 04-14-2009, 03:39 PM #1
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Hello all! I have been having wicked headaches, followed by nosebleeds recently and am wondering if my "high" plasma count is the culprit......granted it is only 415 right now, but it still scares me, cuz' my dad had a stroke super young (57) and a RARE type of stroke and is STILL suffering..........

Any ideas?

Erin

I am on iron b/c my ferritin level was @ 10 a while back - my body doesn't store iron like it should - how can I can have a high plasma count? I just dont get it! AUGH!!!!!!!
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