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My b-12 binding capacity is 745; b-12 range is 464. should i be concerned? going to np in a few weeks, but curious now.
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B12 issues: Your laboratory values appear to be in the normal range for these tests. These values do not by themselves give cause for concern.
Answered 8/10/2014
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