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Fingers twitching, pins and needles for 2 years. diagnosed vit-d deficient, take 50,000 units a week. now severe pain in t-spine. what could it be?
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Need evaluation: While those with low D are more likely to have back pain, the T-spine pain is probably not directly related-many possible causes. Please see your doctor for further evaluation. If your 50,000 unit D is prescription D2 STOP IT NOW and change to Vit D3. Research shows D2 is dangerous but many docs don't know this. See http://tinyurl.com/6qgpd24 and please tell the doc who prescribed D2 about this.
Answered 10/10/2015
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