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A member asked:
Years ago, doc told my wife to take daily calcium, magnesium, vit d. she just had a normal dexascan. which supplement should she discontinue?
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Nothing yet: If those supplements were prescribed by her doctor, I wouldn't discontinue anything until speaking with the doctor.
Answered 6/20/2014
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