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Low vitamin d and b12
I had low vit b12 and vit d so i take drise and neurobion for this but also take gelusil mps for gastic problem so thus gelusil reduces the vit d or b12 in body or its medicine or not any effect i take gelusil from last 7 days earlier my b12 is 190 and d is 14 but after medicines it is now 230 and 36 after 2 months course so plz suggest best treatment
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Better to avoid gelusil
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Dr. Sujatha K.C
General Physician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Get exposed to sun light...between 11 am to 3 pm for about 15- 20 min...its very imp for calcium metabolism in the body along with the medicine
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Dr. Vijayalaxmi Shende
Family and Community Medicine Specialist
10 yrs exp
Pune
Hi
It is good that your vit
B12 and vit. D levels are increased by supplements
These two supplements if orally taken then only the absorption is hampered
Otherwise in inj. Form they get more helpfull to body.
So if you like to take gelusil - take it before meals
And vit. D and B12 take in between meals
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