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Low vitamin d - 7 high parathyroid- 133 recurrent kidney stones low normal ionized calcium 4.65 calcium 10.3 are kidney stones due to low vitamin d?

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No: Hi. Nope, stones NOT due to low vitamin D. You should do an accurate 24-hour urine for creatinine (for validation), calcium, oxalate, citrate, phosphate, and sodium; UA for urine pH. Your total calcium looks a tad high; confirm total calcium and albumin, and ionized calcium. You should see an experienced endocrinologist or nephrologist for a thorough evaluation. Good luck!

Dr Arnoult agreed

Answered 2/15/2015

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My parathyroid hormone is very low. Vitamin d, calcium and TSH are normal. Does this matter?

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What does it mean if my parathyroid hormone is high (87.8pg/mL) and my blood calcium is normal (9.7mg/dL)? My vitamins D is slightly insufficient at 27.8ng/mL, and I do supplement it as I was directed to by my physician.

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Besides hyperparathyroidism, what else could cause elevated serum calcium levels, pth and low vitamin d?

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PTH 144 (double the max normal), calcium within higher side of normal (9.8), vitamin D is 54 (normal). I take 800 mg calcium 2x a day and 4000 is vit D 1x per day. Any cause for concern of the double PTH range? history of kidney stones & fatigue?

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