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High rdw 16.9, b12 low normal 335. what does this mean? i have been tired a lot and hair loss
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More info: These results are not particularly helpful. The description of symptoms may be due to iron deficiency. Blood count and ferritin level would be helpful.
Answered 5/2/2014
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