The body uses vitamin D to regulate levels of calcium & phosphate, the nutrients which protect and nourish the bones, teeth, and muscles.
Vitamin D is crucial for maintaining healthy bones and the efficient metabolism of glucose. Most of the body’s vitamin D comes from sunshine exposure in the warmer months, and thus vitamin D deficiencies are much more common during the winter.
Vitamin D is also found in our diet in oily fish, red meat, eggs, and some fortified products.
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When should I get tested?
The test for vitamin D can be a helpful tool for diagnosing conditions related to decreased bone density, osteoporosis, osteomalacia, depression, or rickets (a childhood condition).
Your doctor may also require you to undergo regular blood testing when taking vitamin D supplements or other medications.
What does the test include
This is a blood test.
What to Expect
Preparing for test
During the test
Results
If you booked just for the test only, you will not be able to go over the results with our doctors, but you can book a consultation with us afterwards if you would like assistance with evaluating your results.
