vitamin D intoxication

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Hypervitaminosis D, vitamin D toxicity Metabolism A condition that follows megadoses of vitamin D, or excess dairy product consumption Clinical Anorexia, headaches, muscle weakness, nausea, thirst, organ damage–heart, liver, kidney due to calcium deposition; infants given excess vitamin D may develop ASHD, mental retardation, facial dysmorphia, kidney damage, infections, FTT, death. See Vitamin D.

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