Keeping the Vitamin D levels at the optimal places helps many people feel better for the symptoms described.

Are your Free T3 and Free T4 low?

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I am not sure. They only tested my Vitamin D because of all of
the pain I have been having. Deep bone and muscle pain

My doctor called and told me to take 2000iu vitamin D daily then the other doctor who took the test called me and told me to take prescription 50,000 weekly for 2 months then start 2000iu. Sounds like alot. Maybe you can give me some feedback

Ask to have your Free T3 and Free T4 tested as well.

As for taking the Vitamin D (which is a D2 and not a D3) at 50,000 weekly, I personally would not take it. Instead I would take the Vitamin D3 = cholecalciferol which is absorbed better by the bodies.

I take between 8,000 IU to 10,000 IU per day as vitamin D3 in droppers.

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this pain is driving me crazy. I don't know if it is mostly from the vitamin D problem, bursitis or osteoarthritis in my hips. The pain goes so deep at night especially I can't deal with it.

If your Free T3 and Free T4 are low, it can explain in part of your problems you are describing.

I have a similar problem as you. So it looks like I will need to start taking CoQ10 and the B Complex vitamins again to help with the problem.

Of course I'm going for my labs today to see how my Free Ts are doing in addition to the Iron and Vitamin D levels. Hopefully both of these show improvements.

Then depending on my lab results (the Free Ts, especially), I will likely add the CoQ10 and the B Complex.

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Hi there!
After suffering misery for over a year with what I could only describe as 'toothache pain in my bones' my doctor finally thought to test my vitamin D levels and found them to be low at 46 (range 75-200). My symptoms indicated Osteomalacia (bone & muscle weakness due to D deficiency). I was walking like an extra from 'Planet of the Apes' and felt like crying every time I had to climb stairs. I have been on 1,000 iu of D3 for nearly six weeks and I am starting to feel stronger and the pain has diminished, although not gone yet. I guess that will take time. I am also getting better quality of sleep. I can't believe the doctors missed this - so basic! They were so convinced it was the Graves and the Carbimizole I am taking.
Hope your condition improves.
Best Wishes...

My Vitamin D level was 14 last April. Since then I have taken 8,000 -12,000 iu of D3 daily. I have had my levels tested about every 6 months since. My Level in November last year was 50, and last month it was 45. If you want to raise your your vitamin D levels you will likely need way more than 2,000 iu per day.

You should get your level retested every 6 months or so to make sure your dossage is adequate and not too high.