Yes, it is safe to take your antibiotic, Augmentin (amoxicillin/clavulanate), alongside your supplement, Shelcal HD12 (calcium and vitamin D). There are no direct interactions between these medications, and they are safe to use with a history of high platelets. To optimize absorption, you may take them a few hours apart. Please rest, stay hydrated, and consult your doctor if your weakness persists.

I understand how distressing it is to see your hair shedding again, especially while staying consistent with your Folliserum, Follihair, and Shelcal. Losing over 100 strands a day often happens when an underlying trigger?such as stress, hormonal fluctuations, thyroid changes, or low iron?forces hair into a temporary shedding phase. While your current multivitamins and calcium support general health, they may not stop shedding caused by these internal shifts. Please be reassured that this is usually temporary and reversible. I highly recommend consulting your dermatologist or doctor for simple blood tests to identify the exact cause and safely tailor your treatment.

Since you have already seen an orthopedist?who prescribed Shelcal HD?and a neurologist, I highly recommend consulting an Endocrinologist. Endocrinologists specialize in hormones and mineral metabolism, including how your body absorbs and uses Vitamin D and calcium. Alternatively, a General Physician or Internal Medicine specialist can run comprehensive blood tests to check for other underlying causes of your symptoms, such as thyroid issues or anemia, which often mimic or worsen the effects of vitamin D deficiency. Please hang in there; with the right specialist.

In individuals with diabetes, tingling in the arms and legs is often related to diabetic neuropathy, which is a type of nerve irritation. Additionally, as his nerves recover from the recent weakness, or due to stopping prednisolone, temporary tingling can sometimes occur. It is also important to ensure his blood sugar levels are well-managed. I recommend discussing this with his doctor, who may want to check his vitamin levels (like Vitamin B12) and ensure his diabetes is closely monitored to help ease his discomfort.

Since she is on a milk-based liquid diet, she already gets significant calcium. Restarting her calcium and vitamin D3 supplement, ShelCal-HD, without guidance could increase her stone risk. I gently recommend consulting her doctor before restarting. They can check her blood calcium and vitamin D levels to determine the safest dose and frequency for her specific diet, or see if she needs vitamin D alone. Keeping her well-hydrated is also very important for preventing stones.

Since vitamin B12, vitamin D, and calcium (Shelcal) haven't brought relief, this persistent tingling in your left arm could be related to nerve compression in your neck or spine, rather than a vitamin deficiency. I highly recommend consulting a healthcare professional or a neurologist for a physical assessment. They can perform specialized tests, such as an MRI or nerve conduction study, to pinpoint the exact cause and guide you toward effective treatments like physical therapy or nerve-specific therapies, and let a doctor evaluate this soon.