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Asking For Self, Female, 25 Years old, karachi pakistan
Hi .. i have a severe vitamin D deficiency, with a level of 10 ng/mL. My doctor suggested that I take injections once a week for four weeks. Each injection contains 200,000 IU. I am not taking vitamin D orally because my doctor recommended injections instead, as they are absorbed differently than oral supplements. However, I am a bit worried about whether such a high dose could have any harmful effects on me.
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orally nhi to iv?
Injections are intra-muscular?
At these levels you mentioned, it is not a problem if you taking them at week intervals! Yup, injection I/M has more efficacy then the oral route! No worries, follow the routine!
10 months ago
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No side effects of this dose. Check levels again after 4 weeks
it can be improved through diet and sunlight exposure.
A few good dietary sources include egg yolks, fatty fish, and fortified milk or cereals.
How often do you consume dairy products in a week?
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Dr i eat eggs not daily but sometimes boiled in evening and i try to drink milk but i have problem digesting it i feel vomit after having milk ..
10 months ago
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Which milk do you use, and quantity does matter. How much do you take?
Avoid eating eggs in the evening have them for breakfast instead.
10 months ago
With such a level of deficiency, this dosage is undoubtedly appropriate. Just take it and then check levels of Vit D after 4-5 weeks again.
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you can take it since you have a severe deficiency.
You need it. Go ahead
If your level is 10 ng/mL, that’s considered severe deficiency. The fastest way to raise it is a combination of high‑dose vitamin D3 supplements and increased sun exposure. A common regimen is 50,000 IU once a week for 6-8 weeks, then a daily maintenance dose of 1,000-2,000 IU. Pair this with foods rich in vitamin D—fatty fish, fortified dairy, egg yolks—and aim for 10-15 minutes of midday sun a few times a week. Check your levels again in 8-12 weeks to see the response. If you have trouble absorbing vitamin D, talk to your provider about a liquid or injectable form.
if ur body is unable to make vit D take injections but for complete cure you need treatment
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