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Can a low vitamin d level of 20 (normal range 33-100) cause any symptoms such as depression or fatigue?
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Yes: Low vitamin D levels are commonly associated with fatigue and depression as a cause or aggravating factor.
Answered 11/1/2018
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Yes: Typically symptoms such as depression and fatigue are caused by multiple factors. Consider light box therapy during the winter months. Taking a vitamin D supplement can also help and is generally safe in the appropriate dose.
Answered 3/19/2017
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