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VITAMIN D LEVEL LOW
My Vitamin D level is low as 9.93.
And Hb is 17.1.
I am not taking any drugs and do not consume alchohol or smoking.
Kindly, suggest me the further to treat this issues.
I have attached herewith my health checkup report for your reference.
Thank you in anticipation
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It makes no difference whether you are a smoker or an alcohol enthusiast.
Your Vit D3 level is low and it has to be treated by Medication.
You didn't mention whether you are a vegetarian or a non vegetarian.
All these things are important.
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Vitamin D deficiency is very rampant now a day owing to the decreased outdoor lifestyle. It also causes a lot of symtoms like reduced immunity, depression etc. Its very important to take Vitamin D supplements and correct the levels immediately. After that please do expose yourself to sunlight everyday for atleast an hour. This will help in maintaining the Vitamin D levels. Please contact Dr Harshavardhana Carna Heath Centre Bangalore for more details and treatment
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Cap D rise 60k once a week for 8 weeks for vitamin D deficiency
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Increase in Hb needs further management
Kindly consult for further management
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You need vitamin d supplement once a week for 3 months
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