Folic acid deficiency.

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My folic acid is only 0.24 ng/ml. My vitamin B3 is also only 0.38 ng/ml What tablet dosage should i take per day to get it back to normal...

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Dr. Nishant Kumar Jaiswal

General Physician 19 yrs exp Lucknow

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Consultation for medication is advisable

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Dr. Akshay Bhujang Shinde General Physician 7 yrs exp Pune · Accepted Answer

Dr. Akshay Bhujang Shinde

General Physician 7 yrs exp Pune

Isolated folic acid deficiency is rare, It is with VitB12 deficiency and linked more to malabsorption than decreased dietary intake. VitB3 is very less as per reports, patients have pellagra like symyptoms, Diarrohea Dementia and Dermatitis, You will get Folic acid in tablet form, And VitB3 in any multivitamin combination, Please consult to find cause of these vitamin deficiency

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