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  • FAQ about Vitamin D deficiency

    Vitamin D deficiency is common, but it is often misunderstood because the signs can be subtle and the effects may build up over time. This FAQ explains what vitamin D does in the body,…

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  • Prevention of Vitamin D deficiency

    Vitamin D deficiency can often be prevented or, when complete prevention is not possible, the risk can be reduced substantially. The condition develops when vitamin D intake, skin production, storage, or activation is not…

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  • Treatment for Vitamin D deficiency

    What treatments are used for Vitamin D deficiency? The condition is usually treated with vitamin D replacement, correction of contributing causes, and longer-term measures that maintain adequate vitamin D status. The main treatment approaches…

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  • Causes of Vitamin D deficiency

    What causes Vitamin D deficiency? In biological terms, it develops when the body does not obtain enough vitamin D, does not make enough of it in the skin, or cannot properly convert and use…

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  • Symptoms of Vitamin D deficiency

    Vitamin D deficiency can produce a recognizable cluster of symptoms, most often fatigue, bone pain, muscle weakness, and aches in the back, hips, or legs . In more advanced cases, it can also contribute…

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  • What is Vitamin D deficiency

    Vitamin D deficiency is a state in which the body does not have enough vitamin D to maintain normal calcium and phosphate balance and to support the tissues that depend on those minerals, especially…

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  • FAQ about VIPoma

    This FAQ explains VIPoma, a rare neuroendocrine tumor that can cause severe watery diarrhea and major fluid loss. The condition is uncommon, but when it is present it can lead to serious electrolyte problems…

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