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Old 07-29-2009, 08:50 AM #11
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B12 of 'fine' isn't a proper dx.
You have to check the numbers on the testing,
If your B12 is 600 or below, you are suspect.
Many docs are out of date and think 400-500 is 'normal'
That's 20 yrs behind the time from old medical textbooks.
I keep mine above 1000 with supplimental B12 everyday.
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