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Vitamin D levels not returning to normal
I have been taking Vitamin D Supplements from the last 2 years. Whenever I stopped taking Vitamin D supplements, my Vitamin D levels dropped down.
However now I am regularly consuming Vitamin D supplements but still from few weeks the knee pain has returned and Vitamin D levels have gone down again even after regular consumption of supplements.
I am currently taking Calcirol 60,000 IU Sachet once a week, and Calcium Citrate Matrate,Vitamin D3 and Folic acid tablets once a day.
Please advise.
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You should consult an endocrinologist for this
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
4 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
It means vitamin d is not getting absorbed in blood..
It may be excreted from kidney or not getting absorbed
Need some detailed investigation.
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