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  • 38 Years
  • 03/09/2025

Hello Doctor. I have done a full body checkup including blood test, urine test, LFT, and vitamin D. I found my vitamin D level very low at 4.5 ng/ml. Should I go for further tests, or can you suggest some supplements? I have attached my report. One reason for low vitamin D is lack of sunlight exposure, which I will take care of now. Please suggest.

Doctor 1

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Very low Vitamin D can cause fatigue, bone pain. No need for further testing now. Start high dose Vitamin D3 supplements weekly and review after 2 months.

Dr. Dhankecha Suggests...

Take a Vitamin D Test Test

Answered 03/09/2025

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