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Old 09-19-2014, 04:29 PM #1
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So vit D results have been ok but result after starting tregretol has vit d as low, now I know that this drug can effect vit D absorption and as it was ok before using this drug I am thinking it's probably not vit d defficancy causing the original symptoms, although it may be the reason why my wrists and ankles have been getting increasingly painful, what do you think?
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