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Need help. is 5000 iu of vitamin d3 too high a dose?
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No: Depending on your vitamin d levels, you may need this dose. Many people take this dose without any problem. The main thing is that you follow up with your doctor and check your vit d levels and any new symptoms.
Answered 6/25/2013
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