Vitamin D deficiency

2019-11-14 09:14:11
I recently got checked.. my vitamin d levels came up to be 7.58 ng/ml. Is supplementation necessary?
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if u have symptoms of deficiency u should be on supplements.or else diet and sun exposure is fine.for more help consult personally.

Answered2019-11-14 10:11:58

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Take balanced diet. Take fish, meat ,egg. For  Prescription Consult online with history and printed report.

Answered2019-11-14 10:05:05

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Vitamin D deficiency is very common and highly prevalent. Commonly it cause - no symptoms or vague fatigue or nonspecific complains. Yes , u need treatment because vitamin D deficiency may lead to increased prevalence of autoimmune diseases and poor bone health. Disclaimer : The content here is provided for informational purpose only and is not intended as medical advice, consultancy, or as a substitute for the medical advice of a physician or specialist medicine professional.
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U may also check your calcium , phosphate and Renal function.
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Take injection or vitD capsules as prescribed by physician.

Answered2019-11-14 09:50:29

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Normal vitamin d levels are 30-60, so you are deficient. Kindly start vitamin d supplementation along with calcium.

Answered2019-11-14 09:42:14

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Yes... very much

Answered2019-11-14 09:17:49

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