Ask your doctor: We can not answer your question as we don't know what was your blood level of VitaminD and how long you have been taking It is probably not due to you taking vitamin D as 10000 unit a weak is not a very high dose,as we sometime use 50000 units to load up and followed by maintanace dose of 1000 to2000 or more daily.But VitD level needs to be repeated to see how much maitanance dose you need daily
Answered 9/15/2015
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Need blood test.: Vitamin D deficiency is associated with peripheral neuropathy, but you'd really need a blood test for vitamin D3 level to see if you're still deficient. I'm concerned you may not be taking enough to truly correct a deficiency. Remember, there are many other causes of neuropathy.
Answered 8/19/2015
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Vit d: If your vitamin d level is still too low, this could explain your symptoms. Recheck your levels of calcium as well as vit D. Some people require as much as 100,000 units of D per week due to absorption problems. Also make sure that your serum calcium,magnesium and potassium levels are normal. If you're having difficulty with these levels, consult an endocrinologist.
Answered 8/19/2015
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Vit D deficiency: i am not sure there is a relationship. Would check current Vit D level midweek and calcium levels. . Do you have an underlying condition like Crohn"s, IBS ?, as there may be other vitamin deficiencies like B12, Would also check for diabetes and check TSH ( thyroid), mg, potassium, phosphorus . rarely consider MS F/U with doc
Answered 8/27/2015
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I don't think so: aha are you doing for the neuroptahy? why only the left side? did anyone ever find the etiology of that neuropathy?
Answered 9/6/2015
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