A member asked:

According to my doctor, my vitamin d is low. could this be causing my on/off headaches and random tingling/numbness in body? or something more serious?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Vitamin D: Normally we get vitamin D from food and exposure to sunlight. Low vitamin D may be due to decreased intake, low exposure to sun, or liver or kidney disease. Vitamin D affects your bone growth and health. Please consult your doctor to rule out any disease. Headaches and tingling usually are not related to vitamin D deficiency alone but can be due to anemia/multiple vitamin deficiency or other conditions

Answered 6/10/2016

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