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What does it mean when you have high hct (46.4), nuetrophil (67.1), and low b12 (taking shots) with high iron levels and having seizure activity?
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That things are very: Complicated and you need to sort these issues and any inter-relatedness with your personal doctor(s).
Answered 5/3/2013
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