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low b12

Could a mildly low b12 count cause a slightly lowered rbc(3.6)scale starts at 3.8 to 5.10 with a hemaglobin at 12.Would a nasal spray help.Supplements aren't doing anything and I don't think my doctor is keen on injections. I'm always...

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.

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Hi,That would depend how low your B12 was. Certainly Nascobal (B12 nasal gel) has been shown to be quite effective. Are you anemic? If you are a man, your hemoglobin is below the normal range of 14-18 g/dL. If you're a woman, you are right at... Read more »

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