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PERNICIOUS ANEMIA Jun 29, 2001 BASICALLY MY QUESTION IS. CAN YOU BE B-12 DEFIENCENT IF QALL YOUR LABS ARE WITHIN RANGE, BUT YOUR B-12 CONTINUES TO FALL. STILL WITHIN RANGE BUT STEADILY FALLING. THANK YOU FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE. KORAL |
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Response from Dr. Frascino
 Hey Koral, Great name! Regarding B-12 or any lab test that has a range of normal, results can fluctuate within that range and are still "normal." So, by definition, you wouldn't be B-12 deficient, because you still are "normal!" Now, if your B-12 level continues to fall and goes significantly below the normal range, B-12 deficiency could then develop over time. Stay well. RJF |
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