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Is there signifance to folate (folic acid) level > 24 ng/ml and a vit b12 level of 343 pg/ml for someone with continuing fatigue? fyi vit d =38 and ferritin=39.
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Need more info: The labs you mention are normal. The significance is that your fatigue is not explained by b12, d, iron, or folate (folic acid) deficiencies.
Answered 3/7/2020
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B12 may help!: Your B12 level is officially "normal" but some experts feel any level <450 may be a sign of deficiency.B12 may help! see http://chriskresser.Com/b12-deficiency-a-silent-epidemic-with-serious-consequences but there are many other possible causes of fatigue-thyroid & adrenal deficiencies, chronic infections, food allergies, heavy metal toxicity etc. Consider seeing a holistic doc: http://www.Abihm.Org.
Answered 8/13/2018
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