Vitamin D deficiency, tablets?
Hello everyone,
A few months ago, I was in a day clinic where I was diagnosed with depression and a vitamin D deficiency. During that time, I was also given vitamin D tablets.
I also had a small supply of them at home, which have now run out.
My question now is whether I can get these paid for by my health insurance due to the shortage and how I should go about it. Can I just get them prescribed by my family doctor, for example?
Thanks for the answers. 🙂
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Hello..go to your family doctor and ask for a vitamin level based on the statement of the daily clinic.
If the D game and other vitamins are not in a reasonable range, it is prescribed as substitution / at the expense of the health insurance.
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I’d ask the Housedoc. There you only get vitamin D, the cofactors are missing. So take magnesium, K, A and E. with oil/fat. How does your iron level look? And keep on your proteins that form hormones (among others) – keyword serotonin. Good improvement!
if the sun seems to just go out. will help and pay without a cent.
The sun cannot fill up a low D mirror. This statement is bullshit
no but does not help this fall further
Well, especially in winter when I’m in the office all day or the sun doesn’t seem more difficult.
Correct
it doesn’t hurt.
That’s okay, but never fix .
You always have to pay for vitamins yourself.
Jup, go to the family doctor and ask.