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Old 12-24-2012, 04:46 PM #7
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Oh yes! One more abnormality in my blood work (at least 3 times) was very low creatinine levels. My GP said this worried her, yet a urologist said that this just means my kidneys are very efficient . Sigh...
Oh and ...my ferratin level was a 12 a year ago. The range is 11-145, so it did not show up as abnormal. Lol. Its amazing how they decide what is normal for each individual body eh??!
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