Blood test marker
Vitamin D
A general explanation of Vitamin D on a blood test: what a result outside the range is commonly associated with, and how often the test is usually repeated.
What does a low Vitamin D result mean?
Low vitamin D is associated with bone health and overall energy, and is one of the most common deficiencies found in routine exams.
What does a high Vitamin D result mean?
High vitamin D commonly relates to supplementation, and it's worth discussing the dose with whoever oversees your treatment.
How often is a Vitamin D test usually repeated?
Commonly rechecked 2 to 3 months after starting or adjusting supplementation, as advised by your doctor.
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