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hezzer926
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My co2 has been consistantly out of the range throughout treatment.. now its 19 and labcorps normal range starts at 20.. im on ketek, mepron, and diflucan.. anyone know if the meds can cause this? or is it the lyme/bart/bab?
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I had a one point under normal CO2 on my last labs. The doc said that it is nothing to worry about and probably caused by being a little anxious at the blood draw.

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definitely makes sense.. in my case, its always a process..thanks [Smile]
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I also have low CO2. I've long suspected it's somehow related to poor use or availability of oxygen.
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Weird as I have high CO2. Just a little out of normal range (10-25% higher). Docs don't seem to care at all.
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mine is 11.
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