Vitamin D (25-OH)

Vitamins & Minerals · Vitamin D, 25-OH-Vitamin-D, Calcidiol

Typical Reference Range50–125 nmol/l gelten meist als ausreichend (Zielbereiche variieren je nach Fachgesellschaft)
Unitnmol/l

What This Value Measures

Vitamin D is important for bones, muscles and the immune system and is produced with the help of sunlight. The storage form 25-OH-vitamin-D is measured.

Elevated Value

Very high values usually only occur through highly overdosed supplements.

Low Value

A decreased value may indicate vitamin D deficiency, especially during the winter months.

Note: Values are often lower during the dark season.

Reference ranges are typical guide values for adults and vary depending on the laboratory, measurement method, age and sex — always compare with the range stated on your own report. A value outside the range does not automatically mean an illness, and a value within the range does not rule one out. The trend and overall picture are usually more informative than a single value. The doctor's assessment is always decisive.

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