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Please advise on this blood work result eos (absolute) 0.6 high x10e3/ul 0.0-0.4 bun/creatinine ratio 8 low 10-22 vitamin b12 >1999 high pg/ml 211-9?
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Stop worrying : All three values are common and of no concern. Reference ranges are set so that several percent of healthy folks fall outside on either end. Especially, high b12 is concerning only in one rare illness that you do not have.
Answered 1/23/2021
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