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My 25 hydroxy (oh) vitamin d result is 10.4 ng/ml. is this very serious? what should i do??
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Vitamin D3 which: is that low needs to be supplemented. Check w/the doc who made the lab test but most folks require 5K IUs daily of D3 to raise the level. Peace and good health. Lots of good research suggest between 50 and 80 as optimal level.
Answered 5/30/2016
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