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Regarding vitamin d 3
I have taken 60000 ui for three months vitamin d increase from 19 to 28 and calcium normal by mistake I consume again three months more 60000 ui once a week for three months does it has cause calcification in arteies i really concern and only taken vitamin d3 without any other supplements like k 2
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No since your ca level wud be low ..now only u pickep up...there is chance to drop..so need mnthly vit d too..to maintain ca level normal..make your bone healthy..
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Unlikely to cause calcification if calcium levels are normal and no symptoms. Vitamin D toxicity is rare and occurs with very high daily doses.Don’t worry. Stop weekly doses now Switch to maintenance dose after consultation Check Serum calcium + Vitamin D after 6–8 weeks Vitamin K2 is not mandatory
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Please get your Vit D and B12 level done again. You may still be deficient.
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No problem
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No
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Stop it Enough Try to get it naturally
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Just give a gap now. Dnt worry.
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Your intake does not suggest toxicity. No evidence you caused arterial calcification. Normal calcium = reassurance.
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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment
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Not at all don’t worry
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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper examination and further management
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This wont cause any problem
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NOTHING TO WORRY HERE. Vitamin D toxicity is extremely rare and will not occur if you take 60000 once a week for few weeks. Also there is no risk of calcification , as vitamin D mainly just absorbs Ca from the intestine , but there are other payers involved in deciding wjat to do with that calcium. Namely phosphorus and hormone PTH.
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Do not worry and try not take any further supplemts without consultation
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Need some more details kindly consult
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