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I am 5 months pregnant now but not sure if I can use  2 vitamin D tablets in a day as it is prescribed by doctor. Please suggest if I can use those
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Since this was already prescribed by your doctor, the dosing has presumably been set for your specific reports and stage of pregnancy.
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Please confirm directly with the prescribing doctor before changing anything, rather than adjusting the dose yourself.
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Vitamin D supplementation in pregnancy is generally considered safe when doctor-guided.
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Hello there, Calcium + vit d3 (for example- Shelcal 500) can be taken twice daily. Vit d3 capsules (60,000 iu) can be taken separately once a week .
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One is calcium supplements with vit d3. Other is vit d3 supplement.
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