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Vitamin d test

2024-05-17 14:32:54
In Vitamin d3 test , i got 18.i know i have vitamin d deficiency, does vitamin d deficiency cause kidney stone, is there link b/w vitamin d deficiency and kidney stone???
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With all living in shades. Almost everyone has vit d deficiency Relationship of any factor with stones is little complicated.  Kindly consult With details of history investigations for further explanation and Treatment protocol

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