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If my kidneys and liver are ok and my blood is 46.why i would have a very high level of b12 in my blood.is it because i took difen b12 from 8 months?
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Yes: No harm from high b12. If hematocrit is 46 you are not anemic.
Answered 11/28/2013
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Gene mutations: You could have gene mutations that are interfering with the methylation pathways causing an inactivated from of b-12 to accumulate in your blood. Mthf and cbs are the genes that can be mutated causing this effect.
Answered 11/7/2018
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