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Vitamin d3
How can I increase my vitamin d3 level? I have also digestion and constipation problem. How can I get rid of it?
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plz contact me directly or through practo for customise diet plan
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Vit D3 levels if checked in lab and then found low,u may need Vit D3 supplements. Vit D3 can be naturally obtained by exposure to sunlight for atleast 20-30 mins/day. Egg yolk is also a source of vit D3.
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Consult online for your digestion and constipation related problem.
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Try to get some sunshine everyday.Supplements to be taken only under medical supervision.
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Before giving you any suggestions I need to know proper information like urs medical history Family history etc. Contact me through practo direct consultation for further information surely help you.
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Only through medicine you can increase Vitamin D level Constipation and digestion can improve through water and fibre intake
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Hi You can increase your Vitamin D3 levels through a supplement only. But I am not the right person to prescribe the Supplement so meet a doctor for that. There are Vitamin D rich foods but is difficult to increase the Vitamin D3  levels only with diet but u can maintain it the Vitamin D rich foods. For the constipation issues you can adapt following practices which may help you to some extent but if have any problem after that also can meet me for a personalized diet plan 1. Drink more water 2. Eat more fiber, especially soluble, non-fermentable fiber 3. Exercise more 4. Drink coffee, especially caffeinated coffee 5. Don’t ignore the urge to poop 6. Include Prunes in Diet
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Hello, Take vitamin D tablets. Take 1 tablet once a week for 3 months, check the levels again and consult a doctor for further prescription. Add fiber i.e fruits and vegetables in your diet, it will reduce constipation.
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I need your full information Take direct consultation and provide me your history so will able to help u Take high fibre Tk enough water Do some exercise Tk milk n milk products
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