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Can too much vitamin d cause a skin rash? i have been taking 6000 units daily for 1 month. rash started in arms and under chin. don't know if it's the letrozole i'm on or the vit d?
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Vit D unlikely : Vitamin D is an unlikely cause of skin rash. Something in the vitamin pill may cause a rash if you happen to be allergic to the non-vitamin ingredient in the pill. Wish you good health!
Answered 9/27/2020
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