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Old 07-27-2012, 12:19 PM #15
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i had a blood test for A1c in which the results were totally out of whack with previous tests. i had it redone and it was normal. you will have to have that test redone before you can make any decisions on what to do and what to look into. The MMA results contradict the b12 results. The MMA results are abnormally low which would indicate a need to take b12.
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