For a couple of months i was having slight pain in my legs so i got a routine blood checkup a few days back . everything other than Vitamin D and LDL was normal.
The vitamin D stood at 12.9 ng/ml
LDL at 123
LDL/HDL at 2.9
Please suggest what needs to be done
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Answered2019-05-15 08:52:49
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Smwhere you eating wrong and no exercise less water can be the reasons too . Vitamin d is commonly very less nowadays so just supplements will help you . chat directly for detailed conversation and better nutrition guidance for proper results
You do need Vit D supplements.LDL is the bad cholesterol.To bring it under normal limits, exercise everyday for atleast 30 mins.Take good quality fats like walnuts/almonds/flax seeds etc.
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. Purpose
. Medical history
. Family history
. Occupation
. Physical activity
. Daily routine
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Answered2019-04-24 01:49:25
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You need to take balance diet
With supplement of vitamin D
Chat directly and n provide full information about you like height,weight, health issues if it us there not, diet recall, eating habits, etc
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avoid sedentary lifestyle
take milk and milk products
Hi Doctor i have deficiency of both vitamin d and b12 and one of my friends recommended this two medicine
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