Vitamin D deficiency

2023-09-28 18:59:13
I'm 30 years old. I'm not married. My vitamin D is 17.53 nmol/L. What should I do? Please advise me.
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If you have musculoskeletal issues then take supplements to cover the deficit for 3 months.
Next Steps
life style changes. good hydration. balance diet. daily 30-45 mins physical activity. sunlight exposure. good sleep.
Health Tips
consult a specialist if it doesn't resolve soon

Answered2023-10-03 20:04:08

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Have vit d3 supplement weekly once for 4 week

Answered2023-09-29 08:48:46

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Hi U can take vitamin d supplements
Next Steps
Go to a orthopedics or see me through PRACTO
Health Tips
Live a active life style

Answered2023-09-29 08:43:50

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Vitamin d supplement Tablet Uprise d3 60000 i.u twice a week for 4 week

Answered2023-09-29 03:50:35

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You need 15 to 20 mins of early morning sun exposure regularly. Take vitamin D3 60k IU...once a week for 12 weeks, the retest vitamin D3. Take Calcium for 3 months , once daily before food.

Answered2023-09-29 02:39:59

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You can take Calcirol 60k softgel (capsule) or Calcirol nanoshot 60k syrup 5ml once weekly for 10 weeks. Dont forget to take calcium tab alongside (tab Bio D3 max) once daily for 2 months. That should be more than enough

Answered2023-09-29 01:49:39

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Tab vittor D3 once a week * 8 weeks Followed by Once a month * 8 months Tab K2 bone 0-1-0 * 1momth
Health Tips
increase intake of vit D rich food direct sunlight exposure (10-15mins daily)

Answered2023-09-29 01:32:31

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Please take any preparation of Vitamin D having 60000 IU. One syrup or capsule every week after food for 2 months.

Answered2023-09-29 01:28:20

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Vitamin d supplements and exposure to sunlight

Answered2023-10-03 10:01:34

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Its ok. Sunlight exposure everyday would suffice!

Answered2023-09-29 03:56:54

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