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Vitamin B12 and red blood cell count
I have recently ordered a blood test in which there is a abnormality I have found.
My vitamin B12 level is 174pg/ml, which is lower than normal where as My red blood cell count is 5.68 * 10^6 /ul,which is higher than normal.
From what I have read, low level of B12 should indicate low rbc.
My question is why this abnormality? Should I go for more through testing? I can show my blood report if it helps further.
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Hello, b.com is less absorption. RBC is not that high n IMPORTANT. INJ NEUROBION forte one AMPLE IM AST PER WEEK FOR FIVE week.followed by one per month for three months. When this correct RBC become normal.green VEGETABLE,salad, FRUITS to be taken.ok.
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Dr. Sanjay Talgaonkar
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Mumbai
This could be due to lab tests accuracy problem. Repeat the blood reports from a good lab like SRL or Metropolis and then consult a doctor.
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