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Calcium + high dose D3 in breastfeeding
I am a breastfeeding mother, currently 9 months postpartum. I have been feeling physically weak and sleep deprived. I want to know if it is safe for me to take: Calbreak (calcium + vitamin D supplement) daily Uprise D3 60,000 IU twice a month Since Calbreak already contains some vitamin D, is it safe to combine both?
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Yes you can take Was your Vit D levels checked before starting on supplements If not get levels checked If deficient - you can continue taking
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Take calcium supplements without a second thought. Do your d3 levels before taking d3
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Calcium supplements U should definitely be taking regularly till u breastfeed Vit d supplements only if u hv a deficiency get ur vit d levels checked
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Should not be a problem but have you checked your bit d3 level recently ?
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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get vit d checked
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Yes, you can take calcium and vitamin D3 and also just check your vitamin D levels
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Get vit d3 test done to see if you are low on vit d3. Continue calcium supplements .
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