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Usually normally range of Vitamin D level is 30-100 ng/ml. But my lab report range is 10-45 ng/ml. I am confused which range should be considered. My Doctor said Vitamin D level is normal. Why are ranges different and which range should be considered in this case?
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Reference units mentioned are different, so it's normal
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Dear,
In ng/ml the range is 10-45 ng/ml
In nmol/l the range is 30-100 nmol/l
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Reference values are different for different labs as the reagents used and equipment/ techniques are different.
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Kindly take paid consultation consult
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Reference value changes from labs and equipment used..if the your range falls in reference value mentioned in it,it's normal.
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Dr. Ankit Kumar
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Nothing is to worry about but if you want to take a supplement i suggest you to take vitamin D capsules 6000 I.U daily for maintaining your vitamin D levels normal.
If you need more help you can consult with me.
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There's nothing to worry about . You are confusing because of different SI units.
Normal vit D levels are 10-45 ng/ml or 30-100nmol/L
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It’s normal report. It’s within normal range.
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There is some mess up.
Vit D level reading is given either as ng or nmol.
The reading is as if it is n mol but the range is half of the normal range of Vit D3 in ng.
Please consult your Pathologist.
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Depends upon the lab and instruments
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Depends on instrument used. Relax
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Lab reference range may vary between labs depending on technique used. Your vit D level is normal. Don't worry.
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Your vit D level is sufficient which is fine , you don't need to worry.
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Your vitamin D levels are fine , don’t worry
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Your Vit D level is sufficient.
There is nothing to worry
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I think you're referring to the control range given for reference. Your vit D level is 64, which is good. If you've any doubt feel free to contact.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Need few more details
Kindly consult
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Dr. Ashita Kuruvilla
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Reference values can be different
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Dr. Nimmi Mulwani
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Reference values can be different.
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Lab ranges for Vitamin D differ depending on the method used, so your report shows 10–45 ng/ml as normal. If your value falls within that lab’s range, it’s considered normal. But whether it’s adequate for your health also depends on your symptoms, lifestyle, and risks.
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Dr. Marini Vanitha
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Normal range may varies from lab to lab.
In your case, Vitamin D is sufficient.
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Dr. Suraj Sharma
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Jaipur
Vitamin d level is fine
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
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Hyderabad
Above 30 is normal
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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Dr. Abhinav Tiwari
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Etawah
Consider lab range.
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