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Old 02-13-2015, 12:38 AM #1
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Talking B6 High Blood Levels
My Dr thought I mite be defient in b12 & 6, due to having bad ulcer on tongue. Also have 3 nerves comp on ncs bilateral w pain/numbness & bi tarsal tunnel. My blood levels came Back High 64.8. I read H B6 can be toxic and cause nerve damage same as having a defiency.
Worried, does anyone else have this problem?
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