Vitamin D: 90 pg/ml for 1-25 D is a bit high but not too bad when seen with the other numbers. I don't know why 1-25 but not 25 hydroxy vitamin d was not done. Have your doctor set that up for you.
Answered 5/2/2019
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Repeat or ignore: Hi. An elevated 1,25-dihydroxy D (1,25-D) in the setting of normal blood calcium and PTH is not physiologically plausible. Because it's a mild elevation, I would repeat it, or just ignore it. You can get a 25-hydroxy D (25-D); that tests for vitamin D adequacy/insufficiency. 1,25-D tests for a non-PTH cause of hypercalcemia and some kidney conditions.
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