you can be tested for vitamin B-6 deficiency use this method ask your doctor

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Diagnosis

Vitamin B6 status is measured by the transaminase stimulation test. This

test requires extraction of red blood cells, and placement of the cells in two

test tubes. Special chemicals (reagents) are added to both test tubes to allow

for measurement of aminotransferase. This enzyme requires pyridoxal

phosphate. A known quantity of pure pyridoxal phosphate is added to one of the

test

tubes. The activity level of the enzyme is measured, and compared, in both

test tubes. If the added pyridoxal phosphate did not stimulate activity, the

patient is considered not to be deficient in vitamin B6. Neither is the patient

considered deficient if only slight stimulation occurred. But if a

stimulation of four-fold or more occurred, a vitamin B6 deficiency is present.

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