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The switch from Shelcal XT to Shelcal 500 with Ultra D3 2K is very unlikely to be causing the mild bone pain — both contain the same 500mg of calcium, and the Ultra D3 2K actually provides significantly more Vitamin D3, which is beneficial for bone health. The mild bone pain you are experiencing over the past week is more likely coincidental or due to other factors unrelated to the supplement change. Vitamin D deficiency itself causes bone and muscle aches, but starting a higher D3 dose would improve that over time, not cause it.

They are practically same, why was the medicine changed?

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