Conclusion
Vitamin D deficiency is common, even though most people are unaware that they have it. Fortunately, it doesn’t cause serious health complications in most cases. Exposure to sunlight, use of supplements, and consumption of foods rich in vitamin D are usually enough to offset it. If these don’t improve your situation, see a doctor. It may be indicative of something else, such as liver or kidney disease.
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