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What is a normal calcium for a 20 year old male? last year (dr never mentioned) calcium was 2.72 this year was 2.59 is this normal? vitamin d also low on general blood work 26 if not normal? causes??
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Calcium normal?: This must be interpreted using your local lab results and your Drs experience. Need both ionized CA and PTH and Vit D to be able to help. Discuss with your local team. Or consult with us when you have all of these. Remember your local Fl team is best to answer your questions.
Answered 11/3/2020
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