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Old 08-10-2007, 11:32 AM #1
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Default low vitamin b12 levels
Hello, Iam new to this board. I have been despartly searching for information on b12 defiency. I have had health issuse for a few years now and finally blood work came back that pointed to b12 defecient. Iam having a difficult time finding doctors that are knowledgable on this subject. My level was 209 reference range or 211 - 911. All of the doctors that I have been to do not think a boarderline low # could cause my symptoms. If anyone know anything about b12 deficiency I could sure use some help. Thanks
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