I currently work a hectic desk job where I am glued to the sceen for 10 hrs approx for 5/6 days a week. I have recently had issues with focus, I'm lazy, have started to feel brain fogged and loosing my chain of thoughts while speaking. Wanted to check if my B12 and Vit D is right. I have had low levels of both 6 yrs ago. Took the medication and have never tested back again. Also lifestyle has been sedentary from last 1 year in my new job.
I m having lower abdominal.amd back pain amd had urinary infection sometime ago and took no treatment. Pls suggest cause and medicine pls
Is high RDW cv DANGEROUS MINE CAME 23 please let me know thank you My haemoglobin is 8.2 low Mch 17.4 low Mcv 61.3 low Mcv
Haemoglobin 8.4 low RDW 23 very high Total rbc 4.85 Mcv 61.3 low Mch 17.4 low Mchc 28.3 low Hematocrit 29.7 low Lymphocytes 48.7 Please doctor am panicking my doctor appointment is for tmrw morning i am afraid of my results rdw very high it came in report
My vitamin b12 is on the lower end of the normal range (~300). Is it better to take injections or continue on vitamin supplements?
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