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Vit deficiency and mental health
I have Vitamin D 22.37, vitamin B12 200; feeling confused and depressed most of the time. Sense of insecurity and other issues are hampering my daily life very badly, please help. Should I go for regular VitD and B12 medication?
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You have depressive schemata. However, it's unlikely that vitamin D or B12 are playing a part. There is no significant deficiency to cause the disturbances you are facing and it's uncommon.
You will be able to regain your confidence and a healthy lifestyle with the help of medication.
You will feel a lot better in no time. You don't have to take it forever. This can be easily manageable.
So be hopeful.
Dr. Pavani Narukurthi
MD Psychiatry
MindfulTMS Neurocare
Gk2 delhi
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A more detailed evaluation is necessary. Take supplements only in doctor prescribed doses. Please consult over phone for detailed case history and right prescription for your ailments.
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