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On my blood test it shows vitamin d 23 l & hematocrit 34.6 l do you think i need to take supplements?
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Low levels: You don't really need supplements but tablets of vitamin D 1000 units a day is OK and safe. Your hematocrit is not too low to be of any concern.
Answered 8/13/2015
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