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Vitamin d deficiency
I took uprise d3 60k for vitamin d deficiency but afther 5 minutes I vomited.No iam afraid if vitamin d3 would get stored in my soft tissue of
lungs and arteries as I vomited and some vitamin d3 might have come out from stomach to upper organs.
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Vomitings and gastritis are common problems for vitamin d supplementation. Take pantoprazole - domperidone (pan-d ) tablets early morning or 2 hours before vitamin d supplementation tablets , then these side effect will be gone
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No, it will not happen
It can't remain in lungs
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Dr. Nanda Kumar Bhairi
Orthopedist
20 yrs exp
Bangalore
It’s not possible
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Dr. Parteek Bansal
Orthopedic Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Gurgaon
No it doesn't not happen.
So rest assured.
It must have been an reflex.
Continue with your prescription and you can take vitamin d shots also if tablet is getting problem
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