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Vitamin Deficiency

I got the results back from the doctor on my blood work. I wanted to see if I was healthy and to see if I had any deficiencies. The report said B12/folate nml. Do you think that I should add B12 to my daily Vitamin intake? The doctors office won't be open now until Tuesday and my only confusion is that when I called them on the phone they said that my results came back normal but the paper they mailed me said the B12. Any nurses or doctors out there that can answer this for me? I want to stay healthy.

Thanks,

Josephine

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Surgery Nov. 10, 2005

-98 lbs. No fills

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