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Very good morning doctors. my vitamin d blood test is 26. my dr wants me to take otc vitamin d. my concern is that my creatinine is 1.49. is it safe to take vitamin d3 if my creatinine is and has been somewhat elevated. now 1.49. last bloodwork 1.33?
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Taken with supervision of your doc and with the dose he prescribes and then monitors is safer than you taking it on your own. also the cause of it being lower ought to be looked into. Wish you good health
Answered 7/24/2023
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