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Healthy f 35, 129lbs. drink wine. bilirubin 1.5, ast 14, alt 10, vitamin b1 103, vitamin b12 1099. glucose 94. why is my b12 so high; is it an issue?
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B12 level high: Not ordinarily. It may be higher due to supplementation. Many take high doses of B12 typically without problem.
Answered 5/5/2017
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