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Vitamin D concern
I have very low vitamin D(7 ng/ml) but good bone density(T-score=0.24). Is it a health concern? Or is this report wrong?
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All reports are true and you have nothing to worry.
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Inj arachitol 6 lac im stat
Caldikind sachet weekly once for 4 weeks
T shelcal 2 od
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Report is perfectly normal. It will take some time may b six months or more to show up on Bone scan .
Any way we treat patients not scans.
It's high time that u should take adequate amounts of vit d both from natural sources and medicine.
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inj Arachitol 6lac units IM stat
tab uprise D3 twice a week for 4 week
tab shelcal xt x once a day
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Dr. Sandeep Saraf Agarwal
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