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Can 1000 iu of vitamin d3 cause excessive thirst (without having to urinate all the time)?
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Excessive vitamin D : I have an concern which I cannot answer without lab tests. It is possible that you have too high levels of vitamin D causing high calicum which can cause excessive thirst
Answered 10/1/2018
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