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My s.ionized calicum level is 3.81 mg/dl while the normal starts with 4.2 ! i take maxical but i am not regular in taking it at all ! is it serious ?
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No: A little low, but not dangerous. Good idea to work at improving it, but not a dangerous level.
Answered 10/4/2016
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