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Old 11-20-2008, 02:00 PM #11
EHorst99 EHorst99 is offline
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Default My tests have been extensive, but...

I've seen 2 neuros and they've ordered up pretty much every test I've read about, save one -- glucouse intolerence. I'm requesting that at my next appointment in 2 weeks.

Regarding B12 tests, mine were normal. But, I'm reading elsewhere that B12 tests seem to variable with results all over the map even for the same person. So, I'll look at that one again. And perhaps request a repeat.

Question for people here that are experiencing some good results from B12 supplements:

- Were your B12 test results "normal", but you're still seeing benefit?
- Or, were your test results "low" and that's why you're using B12?

I appreciate this feedback greatly.

Ed
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