
Tuffoldman
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What is the top of normal range for homocysteine? What I am seeing is 15 micromoles per liter (mcmol/L) is the top of most lab ranges. You are at 15.7 if those are the units in your test. That seems to be of only very minor concern if at all. At 50 mcmol/L you have some issues as far as my quick research says. the way testing works is the population of tets over a period of time are evaluated and a confidence interval is established. Generally that confidecne interval is 2-3 sigma. so plus or minus 2-3 standard deviations depending on whether the confidence interval (CI) is 95 or 99% CI.I've always had perfect blood work but this time it's really bad.
One of the factors I'm very confused on.
Homocysteine I'm at 15.7 which says I'm B12 and or
folate deficient.
But the test says my FOLATE, SERUM is 10.2 normal
And my. B12 is 624 also normal
Can anyone help me understand this??
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