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General Physician•Durgapur
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1. Stop consuming vitd3 and calcium tablets and foods rich in these-cheese, fish, eggs, dairy products, dark green vegetables. 2. Drink plenty of water, stay hydrated
3. Stay out of sun as much as possible
if you feel any complications like nausea, vomiting, dizziness, confusion, pain abdomen, bowel problem, immediately attend a doctor.
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It should get to normal 8n 1-2 months.
But there are chances that once you stop taking it, the levels may come down again.
So it is better to start proper homeopathic treatment to cure it from roots side by side.
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General Physician•Lucknow
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What are the levels of vit d.you can take cipcal 60k iu .fir further information you may consult me.
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General Physician•Lucknow
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Hey! first get your vit d levels check. And if you’ve deficiency then i’ll prescribe you with the medicine. For now take milk cheese mango is also rich in vit d.
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General Physician•Patna
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Dear lybrate-user vit d is a fat soluble vitamin, so it can get stored in the body and may lead to toxicity if taken in excess. So if your vit d levels are normal no need to take it from outside. Better take sunlight exposure for 20-25 min from 11 am to 1 pm. That will be sufficient.
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Hi, i'm junaid and i'm looking help from orthopedic surgeons. I'm 28 years old and was very active in gym over natural diet. I wasn't doing gym to get six pack and bigger body frame but for fitness only and I was able to lift healthy weight. My life was going pretty good and I decided to go for whey protein intake and I purchased the 5 lbs box and started taking it 24gm/day first week and after first week talking 50gm/day so, after one and half month I started to hear crunchy sound in my left shoulder but I ignored and then my second shoulder and after few days from my whole body, I felt my bones are getting weaker and weaker and got lumber disc bulge while doing gym and after that I left the gym and taking rest, I tested vitamin d severe deficiency 9 ng/ml, I started taking vitamin d 200000 units/week for 5 weeks and after that 200000 units/month for 5 months now my d level is 59 ng/ml. I'm now 70% better but still have cracking sound in my shoulders and cervical. Please suggest me should I continue to take vitamin d? If yes how many units per day/week/month? I was talking 500 mg calcium too with vitamin d for 3 to 4 months. Please suggest about calcium too. Needed your best advice. Thanks.

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General Physician•Malda
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Hii lybrate-user the rumbling noise in your shoulder looks like a crepitus. You might have overstretched the rotator cuff tendon or any shoulder ligament. Do a mri shoulder joint. For further suggestions, you are free to ask.
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General Physician•Delhi
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You should take (1) tab neurobion forte 1 tab 1 time daily for 3 month
(2) tab shelcal 500 mg 1 tab 1 time daily for 3 month
yours diet should be rich in non-veg
take milk on regular basis
do sun bath atleast 30-45 minutes daily
after 03 months of using these medicine you must be re test and show me yours blood reports.
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Dietitian/Nutritionist•Ahmedabad
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Hello Lybrate user,
multivitamin tablets you can take for there are no side effects but I would suggest you to try to take it from the different types of foods by adding in your daily diet.
For more guidance on food you can consult with me for the same.
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