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What Does The Following Test Result Indicate?

MY test results read as follows: I am concerned by my D2 level which reads Component Results      Component     Value     Ref Range & Units     Status      Vit D3 25-Hydroxy     48     ng/mL     Final      Vit D2 25-Hydroxy           Vit D Total 25-Hydroxy     48     32 - 100 ng/mL     Final      Comment:      0-14 ng/mL = Severely deficient 15-31 ng/mL = Mildly deficient 32-100 ng/mL = Optimal 100 ng/mL = Consider toxicity
Tue, 11 Sep 2018
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Hi,

Your Vitamin D2 level is mildly deficient. In older persons, the skin is not as effective in producing Vitamin D from sunlight.

What is your intake of dairy products like?

I would like to suggest that you keep a three-day diary of all you eat and drink. Take this to your physician for his/her review.

The amount of Vitamin D2 required for treatment is too great to be obtained over-the-counter. Your doctor will write a prescription.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr Arnold Zedd, Pediatrician
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What Does The Following Test Result Indicate?

Hi, Your Vitamin D2 level is mildly deficient. In older persons, the skin is not as effective in producing Vitamin D from sunlight. What is your intake of dairy products like? I would like to suggest that you keep a three-day diary of all you eat and drink. Take this to your physician for his/her review. The amount of Vitamin D2 required for treatment is too great to be obtained over-the-counter. Your doctor will write a prescription. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr Arnold Zedd, Pediatrician