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Pt. after thyroid surgery presents with perioral paresthesia. serum Ca level is 7 mg/dl. What will be the best min (management) -

A
Oral vit D3
B
Oral vit D3 with Ca
C
I.V.Ca. gluconate
D
Oral calcium
High-Yield Explanation
Ans. is 'd' i.e. Oral Calcium Since the pt. is presenting with mild symptoms he should be treated with oral calcium supplementation.
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