I am always feeling fatigued and depressed did blood test and got to know that I have vitamin D deficiency... is this deficiency cause of weakness and tiredness ?
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Yes.Vitamins D is a very important vitamin and has a role in almost all metabolic reactions.
Supplement yourself under the supervision of a clinical nutritionist or general practitioner.
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for starting Vit D supplement consult your general physician and with the help of proper nutrition and diet rich in vit D also you can able to better your condition
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include more vit D rich food in your diet and go for sun bath in morning atleast for 30mins
Vit d leed weakness, tiredness. So consult with dietician/doctor and sart supplements as per doctor's advice..on general u can start sunbathing in morning and evening. Can eat few leafy and grain which supports to increase vit d levels.
Yes, vitamin D deficiency can be a reason for your weakness and tiredness.
Avocados, leafy greens, spinach, nuts, legumes, grains, fortified plant based milk, tofu , yoghurt, enriched and fortified bread and cereals like whole wheat oats, mushrooms, moong sprouts, spirulina are rich in vitamin D. Must include these foods into your balanced diet.
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Yes your vitamin D is too low in range. We have to increase it by dietary changes and lifestyle modification. You must have to take sunlight ☀️ exposer between, 8am - 10am in morning or 5pm - 6pm regularly. Also take calcium rich food in your diet.
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If you are a nonvegetarian then you can take a mutton bone soup 🍲. Dairy products intake will also help you to increase synthesis of vitamin D.
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Yes Vitamin -D increased symptoms of depression and weakness
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eat fish milk orange juice cereals
moderate sun exposure each day
Healthy evening sir,
If you have vitamin D deficiency
Take sunbath daily before 10:00 am 15-20 minutes
In diet add fatty fish, whole eggs and mushrooms
Take vitamin D supplements once a week by consult physician.
Take fortified cereals and fortified orange juice.
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