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My doc prescribed me vit d supplement. 50, 000 iu for severe deficiency. is that a safe dose?
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Yes: This is a commonly prescribed dose for vitamin d deficiency. We usually check vitamin d level 3 months after this to monitor progress and make dose changes as necessary. Your doctor is doing the right thing.
Answered 10/4/2016
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