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Vitamin D3 tablets in renal pyelectasis
I am 26 week pregnant. Since last 3-4 days, I am experiencing back pain in morning.
The doctor has suggested cholecalciferol 60k.
I tested vitamin d3 which showed the result as 27 ng/mL.
In the first trimester i found calcium in my urine. Also there was mild renal pyelectasis in fetus in 19th week anomoly scan
Still should I take calciquik 60k tablet?
Please suggest.
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These are no contradiction for taking Vit D 3.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
A deficiency vitamin d should definitely be treated
Check the reference range of the lab if it shows sufficiency do not take vitamin d supplements because vitamin d toxicity is also a non phenomenon
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