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Did your regular bloodwork from your PC doc show a vitamin D deficiency?
I don't know what you mean by PC so I'm just assuming the doctor is sitting in the doctor room just playing doom 1993
PC stands for Primary Care physician.
Yep. Apparently my records for years showed it and nobody ever said anything to me. I'm looking into replacing a lot of my doctors because of it. I also keep a better eye on results on my own now.
Unreal.
In Turkiye, you can check your blood test results at home with E-nabız, which also shows any irregularities in your blood (as in marks values that are not in the regular range with red). Could there be something similar in your country?