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Lab ? overslept, rushed for haircut, to dr who ordered cmp, lytes, vit. d, ionized cal, parahyyperthyroid test at 12 with 0 to eat drink. affect test?
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Don't think so: Some tests require fasting. However, I am not aware that any of these require a person to have eaten before hand.
Answered 10/15/2015
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