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My vitamin b12 is high (924 pmo/l/l )and neutrophils is low (1.1 xe9/l)z. please what does it indicate?
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Tests need to be interpreted in the clinical setting under which they were drawn. It is difficult to interpret them without that background knowledge. It is best to talk to the physician order the testing to ask about how to interpret them. Good luck.
Answered 3/8/2023
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