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I take 4,000iu of vitamin d daily. bloodwork showed my level at 99.5. yayy? or oh crap? pcp not concerned. should i be? feel fine otherwise.
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It's a "Fine": That's a slightly high normal level in most labs. Not dangerous. LOW levels could be more dangerous. 4,000 u daily is reasonable, especially if you don't get much sun exposure.
Answered 4/22/2019
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