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Any Input? Elevated B12 In Blood Work - Liver Issue?

I received a form letter from my surgeon's office related to a blood draw on June 22. (Banding was June 14).

Normal B12 level is 300-900. Mine is 1030. it simply said "continue taking multi-vitamin".

When I Googled this, holy moley - I could have leukemia, cirrhosis!

I recall upon hospital discharge, my surgeon said by phone, "yeah, surgery went well. Your liver was enlarged, this is a good surgery for you".

My meds include:

Lisinopril (high blood pressure)

Simvastatin (Cholesterol)

Citalopram (depression/anxiety)

I just discontinued metformin (PCOS)

Anyone have any input or similar scenario?

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