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andyjohnsonman

Vitamin D blood test

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I just spoke to the doctor about having a blood test today. I told them i've been taking 6000IU a day of vitamin D. They said that they wouldn't be able to get an accurate reading of my vitamin D levels until I go off the vitamin D supplements for a few months, so come off them until March and then book back in. That sounds a bit off to me. He was saying that you need to see your natural levels from diet and sunshine but to me it seems like the doctors clinics are busy due to covid and this is a way of flipping me off until the pandemic is over. Any thoughts?

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Cheers for that Michael I'll give them a try. What do you think to the doctor saying that I can only get an accurate reading of my vitamin D levels after a couple of months off Vitamin D supplements? It doesn't make sense to me because It would defeat the purpose of seeing what effect the supplements are having.

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Hey Michael I wanted to ask you - I just got my Vitamin D results through and I have been taking 6000 IU for 2 months and my results show my blood level is 106nmo/L. Should I reduce the IU to 2000 or 4000?

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Thanks Ill do exactly that appreciate your advice mate

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Hello, I have completed 21 round of sun but this topic is very confusing for me vitamin D blood test I mean is this term really exist guys please if anyone have this tests experience please aware me.

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