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Vitamin b and d, thyroid test, liver test,full blood count, hbac1 screen sample,ue (renal) blood tests. is it normal to get the results in three days?
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Results: In our laboratory results of these tests are reported by 3 days, if the B vitamin is B12.
Answered 6/26/2019
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