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High RC Folate - Low B12

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Old 06-28-2015, 04:16 PM #11
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I never had issues until probably after menopause, labs started for me in early 90's thinking back. I know getting on BP meds has made a change in my body. So timing, age etc all are factors I'm sure. Living in chronic pain doesn't help. At least it's not debilitating chronic pain, liveable pain.
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