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Vitamin D level 17.60ng/ml
I had test vitamin b12 and Vitamin D my vitamin b12 level is 402 but vitamin D level is 17.60 that means I am sufferings from vitamin D deficiency,can I take vitamin d suppliments
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Regular exposure to sun twice daily is beneficial.
Avoid air conditioning as far as possible
Better NOT take any medication
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Suspension arrachitol nano 60k once a week with milk for 15 weeks
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You need to vit D3 60k supplement weekly once
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Take cholecalciferol ( vit-d3) sachet 60000 IU one's in a week for 4 week's.
Morning sun bath.
Have milk and milk products
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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani
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10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Take tab. D rise 60k IU once a week for 2 months, then once a month for 4 months
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