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D3 60K and Zincovit
I'm a nightshift worker with a poor diet who rarely gets any sun so was prescribed uprise D3 60k  due to vit d deficiency for 12 weeks along with zincovit for b12 deficiency. Can I continue to take d3 60k and zincovit because my lifestyle doesn't really change because of my shifts ?
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.If possible, you can get Test done for Vit D , otherwise you can take 60k once weekly orally...for 3 months,oral dose is safe...
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Apart from medicinal supplements  add on to ur diet Vit d rich sources like milk ,egg and fish Early morning sunlight exposure far helpful...if possible
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Once u check your vit d3 levels... After that u can take the tablets according to the test value
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