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How many days prior to blood test for iron panel, rbc magnesium, selenium, vitamin d, and potassium should i withhold from taking those supplements?
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Don't take same day: There is no need to avoid taking these except on the day you get the test; and you can take them once your blood has been drawn.
Answered 12/1/2018
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