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Got blood test done vit D 25 hydroxy is 15.09 . Suggest name of vit d supplements and dosage on how much to be consumed and when.
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Take milk and milk product with white sesame seed... More protein
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Vitamin D3 supplements include brands such as Uprise-D3, D-Rise, Calcirol, and Tayo 60K. A commonly used regimen for deficiency is Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once weekly for 6–8 weeks. The supplement is best taken after a meal. Include some healthy fats (such as nuts, seeds, milk, curd, eggs, or fish) to improve absorption. Increase morning sunlight exposure, best time is between 8am - 11am (for atleast 20-25 minutes daily).
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Get your Vitamin D test done after 2–3 months to assess improvement.
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Good evening pls connect through practo app directly.
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Start taking Vitamin D3 6000 tablet once a week , continue for atleast 6-8 weeks Then get the levels checked Add dairy based products in your diet Get some sun exposure Do weight training exercises for bone health .
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