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My blood ph was 6.5 should i be concerned?
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Error: Your blood ph was not 6.5. If this was perhaps your urine, that's fine. If your blood ph was 6.5 without your being dead, that would be a major miracle. Perhaps there was a problem with the specimen; the lab would know.
Answered 9/13/2013
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