Is homocysteine 12.9 serious?

Homocysteine 12.9μmol/L is generally not serious.

The reference range of homocysteine in blood is generally 5-15μmol/L, and the above test results do not exceed the normal range, which is a normal test result. This result does not affect the normal function of the coagulation system, nor does it cause a large number of emboli and occlusion of blood vessels, nor does it cause epilepsy, arteriosclerosis, acute myocardial infarction and other diseases, so it is usually not serious.

If the test results are significantly increased and exceed 15μmol/L, the patient can take folic acid tablets, vitamin B6 tablets, vitamin B12 tablets and other drugs under the guidance of a professional doctor to promote the decrease of homocysteine levels.