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what can you suggest for a person who has very low parathormone level initially? level of vitamin D is 30 ng/ml, and PTH level is 12 pg/ml, lower then normal interval? is it possible to take vitamin D?

That is odd 1980.... First, I think it is a must for you to involve a qualified physician in your decisions. Have you been taking any D before you were tested for PTH? Do you get a lot of sun exposure?

All you can do is start low and titrate up in dose, being tested every 2 months for PTH levels. This could be a great sign for you as everyone needs a different dose and perhaps your is quite low. Again be sure to involve your Dr. I also think LDN is something to consider as well.

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mspatient1980 wrote:what can you suggest for a person who has very low parathormone level initially? level of vitamin D is 30 ng/ml, and PTH level is 12 pg/ml, lower then normal interval? is it possible to take vitamin D?

Your level of vitamin D is very low...

It's strange that your PTH is also so low.

What is the PTH range that your laboratory use? 12-60pg/ml?

pth range is 15-65 ng/ml. so it is below normal range.

mspatient1980 wrote:pth range is 15-65 ng/ml. so it is below normal range.

Then you need to talk with a certified doctor.

There is a list here: http://www.thisisms.com/forum/coimbra-h ... ml#p238410

Only a certified doctor can certainly know what you need to do.

Do you know what your calcium levels are at, serum calcium and ionized?
Here is more info on hypoparathyroid
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypoparathyroidism

I agree with the rest of the comments to get in contact with a Coimbra protocol dr.