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Vit D is absorbed through the instetinal wall, so unless you have malabsorption syndrome there should be no problems. I presume your doc is putting you on this dose for a few weeks, then dropping you down? How are your calcium levels? If they are low I would presume that's why you are on the Vit D.
I'm on 5400 IUs a day of Vitamin D but no problems with calcium or magnesium. My DO said that many people have vitamin D deficiencies. I'll probably get my levels rechecked in a few weeks to see what they are at now. I started taking the supplements in November.
I found Magnesium helped with the aches and pains and with the Vitimin D , I took a combined Calcium/Vitamin D tablet. As they say that Vitamin D helps the Calcium to absorb.
This was all ok'd by my Doctor as I have the vitamin deficiencies checked prior to taking anything.
I was also told not to take any vitamins until at least 4 hours after the thyroxin.
I had no problems absorbing it.
50,000 seems a lot.
Why that much?
C~
This was all ok'd by my Doctor as I have the vitamin deficiencies checked prior to taking anything.
I was also told not to take any vitamins until at least 4 hours after the thyroxin.
You might want to check your parathyroid hormone levels
Lori