Hey Doctor,
I got my full body blood tests done. Most of the things are in order and normal range but the Vitamin D is at 6 and vitamin b12 is at 160.
I don't have most of the side effects which are part of less vitamins. But I want to make sure and fix thses.
Any suggestions will help.
Thanks a lot.
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hi, most of indians are deficient in vit D as we have ample sunlight but we cover ourself to protect from sunlight rather than exposed to it ,morning sunlight is better for vit d and if medicine required then take vit d 60000 iu once week for 8 weeks not daily , also for vit b12 if u are non vegetarian then increase non veg consumption and if not then milk and veg green are to be taken u hv to check for aneamia and severe deficiency can lead to balance abnormality take vit b12 inj if symptoms of aneamia and balance are there, otherwise take tb.cobadex czs once day for 2-3 months , and with vit d u need to take calcium supplement also
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Hello there.
I can understand your concern.
You need to get enough sun exposure daily.
Eat a lot of greens, fruits and vegetables daily.
Tab. D3 must 60k once a day after food for 12 weeks.
Tab. Neurobion forte once a day after food for a month.
Tab. Supracal pro once a day after food for a month.
Best regards.
Dr. Anil Kumar Jain.
Bangalore.
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