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My vitamin d level is 33 on blood test can this be causing me to tired , cold & cranky? is 33 to low in winter months
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Normal: You vitamin D level is exactly where it should be. Your tiredness may be a symptom of seasonal affective disorder. Get exposure to sunlight and exercise. You may consider getting a lamp that simulates sunlight.
Answered 1/16/2015
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