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Tab vit d3 60,000 units per week for 6 to 8 weeks.
Take fortified cereals, soya, mushrooms, eggs, curd, cheese, bananas, oranges, in your diet.
Let your limbs be exposed to morning sunlight 1 to 2 hours daily
Vitamin D- 32 is sufficient range for healthy adults.
Next Steps
1. Aim for 15–30 minutes of sunlight between 10 am–3 pm, exposing face, arms, and legs (without sunscreen) 2–3 times/week.
2. Include local vitamin D–rich foods:
• Fortified milk or curd
• Egg yolks
• Mushrooms exposed to sunlight
3. You just need maintenance dose of vitamin D - so taking 60k IU of Calcirol sachet twice a month is sufficient.
Health Tips
- Get vit. D levels tested again after 12 months.
- If you have any symptoms then please consult me as further treatment will depend on the history.
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