Low level of Vitamin D and POCD

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Hi, I have been facing irregular periods problem lately, and since I am over weight I was suggested to take Thyroid test and POCD test. I have POCD. In my report it says "both ovaries are ovoid and reveal presence of multiple small peripheral follicles with central echogenic storm". TSH level is 3.81 uIU/ml Vitamin D is 3.40 ng/ml (which is very very low). Prolactin level is 17.90 ng/ml Is it really a very serious problem?

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If u r in Bangalore u could visit me.u need dietician &physio advice &Correction of the deficiency Problem is there but solution is also there

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Dr. Manju Kumari Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Manju Kumari

Obstetrician 32 yrs exp Hyderabad

You are over weight so reduce the weight.Get done serum calcium level.Start vitamin D in injection form because it is very low.Daily early morning stand for some time in sunlight.Eat calcium rich food.