taking vitamin D, especially in high doses. This includes people with kidney problems, high calcium levels, certain medical conditions, or those taking medications that may interact with vitamin D.
The NIH notes that vitamin D supplements may interact with some medications, and people taking regular medication should discuss vitamin D intake and status with their healthcare provider. Examples include orlistat, steroids, statins, and thiazide diuretics.
This does not mean everyone on these medications must avoid vitamin D. It means dosage and safety should be checked. A pharmacist or doctor can
