Calcium Supp. With Vitamin D3 Supplement - I Have Been Advised

Calcium supp. with Vitamin D3 supplement

Asked for Female, 32 Years

I have been advised to take Ezorb D3 for 2 months for Vitamin D deficiency. Should I continue taking the regular calcium substitute( daily 500 mg) or stop it for these 2 months?

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You should cont. With calcium

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