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My vitamin d was 10 ng/ml so my doctor recommended taking 2000 iu daily. how long should i take this dose?
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Low vitamin D: requires supplementation of D3. Please do what your doc says but 2000 IUs is fairly low. Most of my patients take 5000 IUs daily. Your doc will probably re-test in a few months and you can ask him/her about the dose then. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/28/2016
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