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Vitamin D deficiency
Hi, I took a routine blood test in December and my vitamin d was 8.37 ng/mL. On consultation I was recommended to take two injections (600000 IU) in two weeks. Is this safe? Or is it too high a dose?
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Too low vit d3. The injection r very safe . No side effects.
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Your vit D level is very low.These inj are safe.Do not take much tension. Repeat vit D level after one month. Take daily sun exposure for 30 minutes. Take vit D fortified milk and food.
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Uprise d3 capsule once a week for 12 weeks.
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Yes it is safe. Kindly get it done
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Need proper evaluation with detailed history and investigations. Please consult a physician
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Avoid fried food and spicy food Water intake more Green leafy vegetables and fruits Do connect and consult
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