Schilling test
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What is Schilling test?
The Schilling test is used to determine whether the body absorbs vitamin B12 normally.
Alternative Names:
Vitamin B12 absorption test
Posts on Schilling test (88)
I posted on 2/7/03 detailing symptoms which have worsened over the past five years. I expla...
My 17year old daughter's echocardiogram shows trace to mild mitral valve regurgitation and ...
- Nov 16, 2007
I have been diagnosed with B12 Deficiency. I understand that a Schilling test will determin...
I have low B12 = 133. Have been receiving injections for over a year now and level now 200....
I am 53 y.o., menopausal and have started having abrupt near syncope episodes in Jan. They ...
- Nov 29, 2010
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I have blood abnormalities. I've read that with low ferritin and low red blood c...
- Oct 12, 2010
I've had B12 problems for the past 10 years now, the first time it dropped and my level was...
My husband was found to have a severe deficiency in his B-12 levels a couple years ago. He ...
Can you tell me the symptoms of Pernisious Anemia? Can this be
detected in regular blood ...
I am a 49-year-old woman. After feeling sick, run down, generally unwell, with erratic mood...
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