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Is vitamin d level on 10.9 too low? is it dangerous?
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You did not list the units of measure for your number but I will assume the common units. Too low is a loaded statement. It is a vitamin required for many metabolic operations of the body and lower levels make you more susceptible to certain conditions. However, you & your doc can work out whether you have a simple dietary deficiency or condition reducing absorption. Start by taking a supplement.
Answered 10/26/2022
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