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Can i take the followings/d hpv and low grade vitamin a 8000 iu vitamin b13 1000ug vitamin c 1500 mg vitamin d 25 ug vitamin e 400 iu folic acid 800ug?
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Vitamins and HPV: Vitamins as supplements will have absolutely no effect on HPV. You can however take the supplements you indicated, although a single multivitamin a day would be just as effective.
Answered 5/30/2015
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