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Calcium And Vitamin D
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Calcium supplements cause constipation for me and since I have had issues with this due to a bowel obstruction surgery, as well as IBS with fibromyalgia, more of that issue I really don't need. Is there any calcium product that is less constipating? I do take 3000mg vit D and 200 mg Magnesium daily and eat a lot of calcium rich foods.

posted July 29, 2018
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I took "calcium carbonate" for years and always had a problem with constipation. My doctor at the time did not know that some types of calcium cause this problem. When I was told by my new doctor what could be causing it, I switched to "calcium phosphate" gummies. The constipation was gone within the week. Sometimes it baffles me what some doctors don't know.

posted January 14, 2021
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I know how you feel. One medication seems to cause something else, here, take another pill. I took away my calcium and magnesium which I substitute with lots of veggies 🌽. No more constipation. Hugs. Barb

posted July 7, 2021
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Hi RitaMaria, regular calcium affect your heart , kidneys so, I take Naturello BoneStrength plant calcium complex, switching sometimes to Mykind Organics Plant calcium, both of them at Amazon. They also contain D3,K2,Mk-7 magnesium , etc. No side effects. Both less than $ 30. Vegan calcium is safer. Remember to do excercise en do weights to help build bone. Good luck.

posted June 10, 2021
A MyOsteoTeam Member

If you go to the good websites, they will tell you that calcium carbonate does cause constipation. Several other types of calcium do not.

posted October 13, 2019
A MyOsteoTeam Member

I was told to take calcium citrate, as it is absorbed best

posted March 11, 2020

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