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I take 5000iu vitamid d3 everyday recommended by therapist. starting to constantly pee. and i read online i could be gettin toxicity? i'm 18 male
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Potentially toxic: Vitd is essential to calcium absorbtion. An excess can cause hypercalcemia which causes polyuria.You should hold the vitamin d and go see your doctor, give the therapist some feedback too.
Answered 10/11/2013
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