Acute Kidney Injury Secondary to Vitamin D Toxicity: Report of Two Cases

  • Khurshid A Banday Department of Nephrology SKIMS
  • Mohammad Ashraf Bhat
  • Nazir A Palla
  • Tufail Ahmad
  • Abdul Rashid Reshi
  • M Saleem Najar Department of Nephrology SKIMS
Keywords: Vitamin D, acute kidney injury, hypercalcemia

Abstract

We present two patients with hypercalcemia and acute kidney injury from intentional overdose of injectable vitamin D supplement. The patients presented to the nephrology department with varied clinical manifestations. Both had received a cumulative dose of vitamin D in millions of units. Both made a complete clinical recovery after hydration and low dose steroids. These cases highlight the need for caution when using unregulated injectable form of vitamin D. JMS 2011;14(2):63-65

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Author Biographies

Khurshid A Banday, Department of Nephrology SKIMS

M.D

Additional Professor,


 

Mohammad Ashraf Bhat

M.D

Nazir A Palla

M.D

Tufail Ahmad

M.D

Abdul Rashid Reshi

M.D

M Saleem Najar, Department of Nephrology SKIMS

M.D

Published
2011-12-20
How to Cite
1.
Banday K, Bhat M, Palla N, Ahmad T, Reshi A, Najar M. Acute Kidney Injury Secondary to Vitamin D Toxicity: Report of Two Cases. jms [Internet]. 2011Dec.20 [cited 2026Oct.5];14(2):63-5. Available from: https://old.jmsskims.org/index.php/jms/article/view/87
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Case Series

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