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Results from pulmonary test. ? meth 1.3, ca++ 1.15, lac 3.8, o2ct 18.4, ph 7.434, pco2 35.3, po2(c) 60.7, thb 14.7, o2hb 88.9, cohb 1.2, methb 1.3
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Abn labs ; headache: Labs appear indicative of metabolic acidosis with high methemoglobin and hypercalcemia. If you're smoking, stop! secondly, drink plenty of fluid, not milk (reduce calcium containing foods), and see your doctor to get further labs including parathyroid hormone.
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