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Recent yearly lab work showed my vitamin d level was slightly below normal at 28. all labs good.doctor recommended i take vitamin d3 supplement. started 2000 international units a week ago and now i have noticed an increase in urination side effect?
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That is not a usual Side effect of a vitamin D supplement. If you think it is truly due to the supplement, stop it and contact your doctor. good luck.
Answered 6/3/2023
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