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Suggestion on general medicine supplemen
I have vitamin d deficiency & pcod. Have taken D-Rise sachet for 10 days upon doc advise. I'm 30 plus suffering from acute hairloss as well. I wish to incorporate some regular medicine supplements in my daily life apart from maintaining a healthy diet. Can I take Zevit (multivitamin), sea cod capsules( omega 3), celin 500 mg (vit c), calcifit 500 (calcium) daily? Kindly advise me on the dose & time for taking these medicines. Shall I stop using after some days? Shall I also continue D-Rise ?
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Dr. Akshay Gopal
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Ernakulam
I wouldn't suggest you to completely incorporate all the above medications into your normal routine
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All the above medicines are safe to use. But going for natural sources for your daily vitamin requirements is the best remedy. All the above drugs are to be taken once daily. Acute hairloss can be due to vitamin E deficiency or increased stress or sleep deprivation, local cause like dandruff too need to be ruled out.
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Green leafy veggies, lemon juice, sea fish, a glass of milk takes care of all d vitamin requirements... Just a brief info
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