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Fatigue. Blood Test Shows Elevated WBC And Low Vitamin D. Lack Of Energy Due To Vitamin Deficiency Possible?

Hello, recently i have had no energy which is unusal because im a very energetic person. Blood work revealed elevate white blood cells and low vitamin d. Earlier this year i was prescibed 50,000 units of vitamin d to increase the vitamin d in my body. Im going back to get more tests ran but i wanted to know if a vitamin deficiency would caause this problem
Fri, 24 May 2013
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

Vitamin D deficiency may not present with any signs and symptoms at all. In some cases persons may experience muscle aches and joint pains because of the effect of the deficiency on the bones.

It is not normally associated with decreased energy.

You may want to check your hemoglobin level to assess for anemia and also thyroid function. Decreased levels of thyroid hormone levels can be associated with fatigue.

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Fatigue. Blood Test Shows Elevated WBC And Low Vitamin D. Lack Of Energy Due To Vitamin Deficiency Possible?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic Vitamin D deficiency may not present with any signs and symptoms at all. In some cases persons may experience muscle aches and joint pains because of the effect of the deficiency on the bones. It is not normally associated with decreased energy. You may want to check your hemoglobin level to assess for anemia and also thyroid function. Decreased levels of thyroid hormone levels can be associated with fatigue. I hope this helps