Hi Angela! We do have to go along with our Doctors, as each thing we put in our mouth works with or against something else. I typed up a list of all my prescriptions and over the counter supplements that I take/use and carry copies in my purse. My Neuro and I go over it every visit and he makes revisions on it as needed and gives it back to me so I can up date it on my computer and give a copy to my primary Doctor. It makes life so much easier. I hope all is well with you. I am hanging in there. God Bless you.

Listen to your doctor. My vitamin D was low for 10 years and I took 1000 mg supplements. I was diagnosed with RA last year, and the rheumatologist had me on a very high dosage weekly. My vitamin D levels shot up after a few months, and she took me off. I don't take any now, and my vitamin D blood levels are currently in the normal range.

I take D3 to improve calcium effects per Dr advice

When diagnosed in 2008 by vitamin d level was four. It was a struggle getting it up to 40. Now I take 3,000 units a day and I hoover around 45. Still a little on the low side. So maybe adjust your vitamin supplement down a little bit.

always check with your PCP about any vitamins..