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Old 06-29-2010, 12:34 AM #1
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A few months ago, my Vitamin D level was tested at 19. I ordered the 50,000 iu D3 supplement and began taking one pill every week. For approximately 2 1/2 months, I took this dosage 50,000 iu weekly. I just had my Vitamin D retested and it is now 27. I was kind of surprised that it hadnt gone up higher considering the amounts I was taking. Any thoughts?

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Maybe 2 months just isn't long enough. Are you sure it is D3 and not D2? I know I have a friend taking 50,000 IU's by RX and it's D2.

Do you have malabsorption problems like gluten intolerance? I think I would give it a little more time, it is going up. My Vit D was at 24 and I have been taking D3 for a year now, it's now at 55, was 45 in Dec.
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Well you are 1/2 way there.

At another 2 months you might be at 50 or so?

Not all tests are perfect either. What does your doctor say?
At one time Quest was having trouble with their D testing being inaccurate.

If your doctor says it is okay, you could take the 50,000 twice a week and get retested again.
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