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What is the normal range of Parathyroid Hormone and Vitamin D in children?


Hello,
Doctors found stones in my son's kidney and asked for analysis of PTH and Vitamin D.
I made some analysis for my son (13 months old)
The PTH level was 10.5 and Vitamin D was 45.
Can you please tell me if these ranges are normal for this age???
I'm concerned about this.
Please help me.
Thanking in advance,
Admir


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  1. PTH is controlled by calcium in the blood. Low blood calcium causes an increase of the hormone, while high blood calcium inhibits PTH release. Normal values are 10 -55 pg/l and may vary from lab to lab. For vitamin D, you are deficient when your value is 12 ng/ml or less. The norm is usually from 25 to 50 ng/ml.


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