Vit d deficiency in pregnancy

2025-04-27 06:47:18
Hi my vitamin d level during early pregnancy was 8. So doctor recommended me to take vitamin d 1000iu everyday but now at 11 weeks of pregnancy another doctor I consulted prescribed me to take 60000iu weekly stating that my vit d level is very low. Is it safe to start taking this much high dose now?
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Since the high dose is being taken weekly it adds upto the same amount for the dosage taken daily.The medicine is safe in pregnancy and can be taken without worry.

Answered2025-04-28 07:48:53

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Yes you can take it . Take for 6 weeks then repeat serum vit D level . If it is normal you can stop the supplement

Answered2025-04-28 04:38:39

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Pls connect for online consultation and advice

Answered2025-04-27 08:50:49

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What is important is to correct the deficiency

Answered2025-04-27 08:30:09

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Connect

Answered2025-04-27 08:23:39

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Safe Must start

Answered2025-04-27 07:45:47

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Both are right. Continue the medicine

Answered2025-04-28 05:38:30

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Yes it is a normal dose and is highly recommended in your case as low vitamin D levels is not good for pregnancy.

Answered2025-04-28 03:43:35

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Yes 60000 once a week is accepted

Answered2025-04-27 19:33:07

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Yes

Answered2025-04-27 18:21:59

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Yes u can but once a week 60000iu fr 2months

Answered2025-04-27 15:44:08

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It's safe Don't worry

Answered2025-04-27 10:20:06

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Yes. It’s the recommended dose
Next Steps
Kindly get B12 checked as well
Health Tips
Stay hydrated and continue multivitamins

Answered2025-04-27 09:47:39

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It's a normal dose . You can take it.

Answered2025-04-27 07:46:53

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