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Higher B12 has been associated with reduced kidney function in population data, particularly among individuals with higher homocysteine concentrations
Hemolysis (RBC rupture) may cause false elevation of: Potassium (K) LDH AST / ALT Iron Phosphate Magnesium Troponin Lipemia (excess lipids in blood) can interfere with optical assays, affecting: Insulin Bilirubin Urea & Creatinine Albumin & Total Protein Calcium Clinical Insight: Misinterpreting interfered results can lead to unnecessary repeat testing, delayed diagnosis, or inappropriate treatment
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Those with sensitivities to cobalt, chronic liver or kidney issues, or hereditary optic nerve conditions should avoid B12 with MI injections
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