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Old 05-01-2012, 09:39 AM #1
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Default Blood tests, where to start?
I am going to see my PCP tomorrow and I want to ask for some blood tests. Having read a lot of posts I am completely confused on what to ask for.

What blood tests would be a good starting point?

mrsD suggested testing for lg proteins. Obviously my blood glucose levels and b vitamins, but I'm not sure which ones to ask for. Any other good baseline tests?

Thanks in advance
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