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See Latest ArticlesVitamin D repletion does not alter urinary calcium excretion in healthy postmenopausal women
BJU International, 04/17/09
Penniston KL et al. - Vitamin D supplementation did not increase the urinary calcium excretion in healthy postmenopausal women. Many stone formers are at risk of premature bone loss, vitamin D insufficiency, or both. Based on the present results the authors suggest a study of patients with hypercalciuria and nephrolithiasis to determine the risks of vitamin D therapy.
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