I am a male 30 years old. I got my vitamin D test report and it was 6.25. I am feeling feverish, chills, and tiredness. Is this because of low vitamin D deficiency? Which specialist doctor should I consult? Can I know the symptoms of vitamin D deficiency because I am feeling other diseases also?

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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6+ Yrs

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Yes, severe Vitamin D deficiency. Can cause fatigue, muscle pain, low immunity. See general physician or endocrinologist. High dose D3 weekly for 6 to 8 weeks is standard. Perform Vitamin D test post taking medicines and get calcium levels checked.

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