Question 1

I recently took a vitamin D3 test and my results came insufficient. I want to know the proper dosage for increasing it above 40 ng/ml?

Question 2

Sir, I am experiencing severe joint pain and back pain. I have undergone various tests, and the reports are as follows:
Calcium: 9.5 mg/dl (Normal: 8.8 to 10.2)
Glucose (F): 103 mg/dl (Normal: 70 to 110)
Uric Acid: 7.1 mg/dl (Normal: 2.5 to 7.0)
DLC:
P: 70
L: 26
M: 01
E: 03
Hemoglobin: 11.2 g percent (Normal: 13 to 17)
ESR: 20 mm/hr (Normal: 0 to 9)
TLC: 9100 (Normal: 4K to 10K/cumm)
RA: Negative
CRP: Negative
ASO: Negative
B12: 283
25 OH Vitamin D Total: 67.57
Please tell me what could be the reason behind my pain and how I can get relief.

Question 3

I have been taking Vitamin D3 60,000 IU regularly for the past year. However, for the last two months, I have been experiencing a dull pain in my left abdomen. My recent Vitamin D3 level is 121 ng per mL, and my urine report shows the presence of amorphous phosphates. The recent ultrasound is normal. Could you please advise if this could be due to Vitamin D3 toxicity and what steps I should take next to correct this?

I recently got a blood test report showing my Vitamin D level as 18.11 ng/mL. I am experiencing fatigue, unusual joint and muscle aches, and back pain. Could these symptoms be due to low Vitamin D? Should I take Vitamin D3 60,000 IU once a week? Please advise what I should do.

Yes, Vitamin D less than 20 is deficient and may cause your symptoms. You can take 60,000 IU once weekly for 6 to 8 weeks after consulting your doctor.

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I recently took a vitamin D3 test and my results came insufficient. I want to know the proper dosage for increasing it above 40 ng/ml?