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10 Signs That You May Have Vitamin D Deficiency

If you notice any of these symptoms, talk to your doctor about testing your vitamin D levels.

Marisa Taylor KarasBrian Clista, MD
Written by Marisa Taylor Karas | Reviewed by Brian Clista, MD
Updated on February 7, 2025

The body needs vitamin D to support immunity, bone health, heart health, and even mood. Some people have trouble getting the right amount through sunlight and eating certain foods alone. In this video, learn which symptoms might indicate that you are low on vitamin D.

Learn more about the amounts of vitamin D needed at different ages and seven health conditions that are linked to vitamin D deficiency here.

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American Diabetes Association. (n.d.). Low vitamin D may contribute to insulin resistance

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