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I recently found out that i was vitamin d deficient. my levels read 22 l on my blood test results. the normal range listed on the results are: 30-100 ng/ml. what dose of vitamin d supplements would you recommend and how often?
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VIT D needed?: Only your team can answer this after reviewing your history, doing a physical exam and maybe more lab tests. Meet with them. They will better know the levels of D where you live.
Answered 10/21/2020
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