Level 3 Courses and UCAS points. The following lists show the UCAS points associated with the range of qualifications currently delivered in the FCC 6th Form.evel 3 Courses and UCAS points. The following lists show the UCAS points associated with the range of qualifications currently delivered in the FCC 6th Form.
Hi Jack, Statins are not responsible for causing abemia. As we age we have lower level of intrinsic factor which is responsible for helping with absorbing vitamin B12. If you iron levels are notmal I would check your Folic acid and vitamin B 12 level as a deficiency in those can cause what we call pernicious anemia. If these come back normal we need to look at other causes.
Statins are widely prescribed to lower blood cholesterol levels, and can be very effective. They do, however, confer their share of risks, most notably liver damage and muscle pain or weakness. Doctors currently recommend that people take a liver enzyme test before or shortly after they begin taking statins. The issue of kidney damage as seen in the current study, however, is relatively new.