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Vitamin D levels
My vitamin D3 levels are 13.8 ng/ml.Doctor recommended 60k d3 for 8 weeks.I am also taking multivitamin which contain 100 mg calcium.Is it allowed to take d3 60k with calcium?Should i stop taking multivitamin until I am taking D3?I am afraid if 60 k D3 with calcium can cause calcium to deposit in arteries or kidneys.How much calcium can safely be taken with weekly D3 60k or daily 7000IU D3?
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U can take vitD3 with calcium as vit D3 will increase calcium absorption from kidney and intestine..since your vit D3 is borderline low u have to take one injection of vit D3 level only once and then weekly vitD3
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You can safely take calcium along with vit d3 as both works together and many calcium preparations contain good amount of vitamin d too. 60k once a week is a recommended dose of vit d for 8 weeks so stick with it and you can continue your multivitamin..upto 1000mg calcium can be taken
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