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Vitamin B12 and D3 Deficiency in Covid
Hello Doctor, I want to ask you if I am vitamin B12 and D3 deficient during Covid, how can I diagnose it. What are the medicine I can take to get rid of these vitamins deficiencies. I have also a chronic muscle chest pain due to the deficiency of these two. Please help how to treat this.
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Dr. Apoorva Goenka
General Practitioner
3 yrs exp
Guwahati
Please get serum vit. B12 and vit D3 levels tested (blood test).
Start taking vit. B complex 1 tab daily.
Vit D (D-pura) once weekly for a month, thereafter every 15 days for a month and then can continue once monthly.
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