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Old 12-31-2014, 03:26 PM #1
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Default Copper or B1-thiamin deficiency/ toxicity?
Hello everyone,
Today I went to a new neuromuscular dr. who I have been waiting to see.
I have been to 3 other neurologists, tested and spinal tapped, MRI's of my whole spine and thought there was nothing left to check. He found that I hadn't had B1 or copper checked yet. Anyone have experience with either of those being an issue?

so far my only abnormal results were:
b6 was elevated
ferritin low at 10.7 range is supposed to be 11.0-306.8
b-12 perfect
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