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Vitamin D 14ng/mL
I have vitamin d deficiency with 14
One of my doctor suggested to take rise d 60k for once a week for 2 months
Whereas another doctor suggested
Rise d 60 k daily for 5 days then once in a week for 1 month and once in a month for 4months
Which is best to take?
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TAB VITAMIN D, 4000 IU, × 3 days.
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Take fish, meat, egg, and glass of milk daily.
Consult online with report and history.
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Hello,
When you have a deficiency, the approach should be to correct it and to maintain.
The standard advice is to take 60K weekly for 3 months, check whether the results are normal and maintain it with once a month.
If you have acute symptoms a faster correction with more frequent doses or injection of 300,000units may be done.
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take it once a week for 6 month because your vit d is very low
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