Vitamin D and auto-immune disease

[@bigrigchristfollower9020]

I want to say I was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in December of 2022 when I started having balance issues, fatigue and blurry vision. Since then I was getting worse and I still have been waiting to get on a DMT so I finally broke down and went to the Emergency room and told them I wasn't leaving until they gave me something to help me so they ended up giving me IV steroids and a six day dose pack of steroids and since then which has been two months now I have been taking 5000 IU D3 and calcium 125mcg 600mg with D3 and have seen a difference in all my previous symptoms so I do believe it helps.

[@paulasanz9600]

How wonderful to read this ! Hope you are feeling better 🙏🙏🙏

[@srfh2]

My wife with MS takes 3-4,000 IUs in summer and 5,000 in winter. Huge difference.

[@haileymcdonough4919]

Everything in my life makes sense; I was someone with chronic vitamin d deficiency since age of 10. I just was diagnosed td1 two weeks ago.

[@cheekyoziechick]

My son has an inflamed colon and losing weight...but he's now on 6000IU with vit K. Is that ok to see results? He's a uni student so he's at his desk alot and not getting much sun and I feel this is a major factor in his condition.

[@Vixinaful]

I only feel good at 242nml. And I have autoimmune. Why is this?

[@dave7435]

How does this amount of vitamin D in the blood affect your autoimmune disease? Does a larger amount of vitamin D make your disease less severe?