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Vitamin D low
My vitamin D is low, I have attached my recent blood reports. I often experience muscle pain in the night. Is it because of low vitamin D level?
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It's low but not by that much, take
Uprise 60k once week at the exact same time for 6 weeks
Calcium 500mg with vit d 250iu once a day for 6 weeks.
Vitamin C 500mg, once a day for 4 weeks.
It's should work and keep it up for few years to come.
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try not to get fracture for next few months, it would be really tough for you.
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do not over do the treatment!!!! it will cause liver damage if you overdo it.
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You have a deficiency of vitamin d and your CBC result is normal.Muscle pain could be due to vitamin d deficiency.There are other causes of night time muscles pain notably mineral and nutrient deficiencies like magnesium.Start with vitamin d 60000 iu weekly once for atleast 10 weeks .
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Hi dear
Yes the vitamin d level is low which could be one of the reason for it however other deficiencies or lack of other essential nutrients can also cause muscle pain
Please consult so we can discuss everything in detail and I can guide u better.
Take care
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Yes, it is because of that only
Check your B12 also
Consult for more
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