About 2 years ago my vitamin d level was 21 Then I started 12 weeks of 60000iu dose After that my levels were 25 Then I take supplements (may be 2&3 dose in a year) Now I again tested it comes 19.6 (why it's not increasing) Symptoms: fatigue, neck stiffness, anxiety, calf muscle cramps. Note: I have hypothyroidism and my tsh is 7.21 and t4 -5.44 and t3 is 78
I m 9 months postpartum my baby feed 2-3 times a day for comfort. Can i have plix acv tablets for weightloss
Hi, My daughter gets irregular periods, can nutrition help specifically? I know it takes time but i want to change n stop all hormones she needs, shes just 14 please give genuine reply.. thank you
I have lost almost 8kgs after my delivery...I would like to know if I can take namira weight gain churna...my baby is 10% on breastfeeding and 90% on formula ...kindly suggest a supplement as I'm going very thin .
The report says i have high RBC / WBC and not understanding it says thick blood So whom to consult and what to dao I have attached reports for reference
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