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My b12 has been 150 for 4 years now. my other labs are normal, negative for pernicious anemia, no symptoms that imply ibd, negative for celiac, and no other cause found. no real symptoms but folate is a bit high. doctors arent investigating further?
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Regardless of etiology, your levels are abnormally low and need to be raised to avoid complications. Injectable B-12 should be initiated ASAP, and a switch to oral ingestion once your levels are in the normal range.
Answered 4/29/2023
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