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Does hypothyroid affect s vitamin d and calcium levels?

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Not Hypothyriod : Not hypothyroid per se, but it's more caused by parathyroid glands or hormones. Occassionlly after thyoid surgery part of your parathyroid glands are compromised which affect calcium and vitamim d metabolism. Discuss with an endocrinologist.

Answered 5/10/2013

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