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Any significance to a folate (folic acid) level > 24 ng and vit b12 = 343 pg/ml for someone always tired? (fyi vit d = 38 ng and ferritin = 39 mcg)
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No: With all the testing i would ask is the underlying problem anemia? Always helps to know why tests are ordered. As important as the results, or more so.
Answered 4/13/2013
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