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Vitamin d deficiency
Any medicine to improve vitamin d in body. My vitamin d test result is 5.8. Is it better to have some medicine ?
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1.SUn exposure 2_3 hour daily 2.Visit Orthopaedic surgeon and get Vit D3 injection or oral medication , r 3.Repeat Vit D3 levels after 6 months, Take maintenance doses regularly 4.Physical Activity and exercise regularly
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Start on injectables as it’s difficult to come up to normal level with oral medicines only
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Dear  sir , U visit Orthopaedic doctor . Take one injection of vitamin and then suppliment for 3 month. Ur D3 is very low. Thank u .
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