I recently did a blood test for WBC, hemoglobin, thyroid, and calcium. My results are: WBC count: 10,400 Vitamin B12: 250 Hemoglobin: 15.1 Other values were normal. I showed the report to two doctors, but I still feel confused. Are these reports normal, or is something wrong? Please help

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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WBC and hemoglobin are normal. B12 at 250 is borderline, you may need supplementation. Include more B12 rich foods or oral supplements.

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Answered 11/09/2025

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