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2025-12-20 09:38:02
Hi , I am currently 21 weeks pregnant. I have been taking Vitamin D tab since the 1st day of conceiving as prescribed by my doctor. I wanted to know if I need to continue the Vit D tab throughout my pregnancy? My doctor didn't advise me to continue that'y wanted to know
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If your levels or normal you can stop as it is prescribed for 6 to 8 wks and you have taken it till now so it should be enough

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Depends on your vitamin d levels and symptoms. Usually it is prescribed for 6 or 8 weeks.

Answered2025-12-20 11:40:38

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Whether its natural conception or IVF conception Calcium tablets alreqdy contains vit D.. No need to take it differently...

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

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Can be stopped  iusually prescribed for  6-8 weeks
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Mam routinely 600000 uits vit D tablets are given for 6 to 8 wks ( weekly once ) for all pregnant ladies.
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You can stop it if you do not have symptoms

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Depending on the vitamin D levels you. An continue

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If your vit d3 is in normal range then you can stop it.

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