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Vitamin d level-5.21ng/ml
Hello doc, i was having weakness and body pains mainly neck pain so as suggested, 2months back my vitamin d level was 8.09ng/ml. As prescribed i was taking
1.tab.d-rise 60k once a week for 2months
2. Nurokind-lc daily once for 15days
3. Myosone plus for 5days
and spending 30-45min in the sun. So I got my vitamin d test again today and it got down to 5.21ng/ml.... what should i do now? Even after taking tablets it is not coming to normal. My body pains and weakness are also the same. Please suggested me some medications to get this to normal something doc.
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1) Get vitamin-d tested in a standard lab which has NABL accreditation.
2) if vitamin d is not getting absorbed through oral route you will have to take vitamin -d intra muscular injections.
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Consult gastroenterologist for poor absorption of your vitamin d through oral route
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Tab d 3 60,000 daily for 10 days
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