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High B12 levels

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13 years 1 month ago #31548 by rodatlr
High B12 levels was created by rodatlr
I just went to my regular dr and had some blood work done and she told me my B12 levels were too high. I don't take supplements. I have ITP and AIHA. Anyone else experiencing this. I have read that one of the causes is blood counts and cancer.

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  • I developed hemolytic anemia in 1999 and ITP in 2005. Treatments have been splenectomy, prednisone, IVIG, and Rituxan.
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13 years 1 month ago #31569 by dru
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Probably best to check this out with your hema. Better to not read about causes on the Internet....could cause you unnecessary worry!

Dru

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13 years 1 month ago #31634 by rodatlr
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I checked and told me not to worry. I would be fine and to just keep my scheduled appointments. Thanks.

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