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25 OH Vitamin D

2022-09-06 09:48:13
At 24 weeks of pregnancy 25-OH VITAMIN D (total) is 28.93 ng/ml ...is it ok or anything wrong??? ???
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During pregnancy Vitamin D supplements along with calcium are required. This seems okay as far range of Vitamin D is known but lab variation may occur.
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Take calcium with Vitamin D supplements.
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Eat healthy full mixed diet. Drink plenty of water.

Answered2022-09-06 14:20:12

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Less,pls connect online for prescription of medicine

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Connect please

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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Check lab reference range

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