I got my Aarogyam C test done at Thyrocare in which my Vitamin D level came out to be 17.9 ng/mL. So, which Vitamin D tablets and supplements should I take? Should I take D3 60K if yes then, are those 4 capsules for one month?
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Yes. You have vitamin D deficiency . You must take it once a week for a month . Thereafter vit D3 1K daily for 2 more months. . Alongside take tab calcium 600 mg once a day . Vitamin D rich food items are milk, whole egg fish .
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