I am curious about whether there is a connection between osteoporosis, low vitamin D levels and a multinodular goiter. I am 57, just got the results of my DXA scan and have a spine T score of -2.5. I also had low vitamin D levels and I'm taking 50,000 units weekly. My vitamin D levels are now at the low levels of normal. And while my TSH level is normal I have a multinodular goiter. I understand that vitamin D affects Calcium absorption and the your thyroid controls a multitude of body processes. If they are connected, is there some kind of specialist who addresses all of these issues?


Hello and welcome to our community.
Here's some information on vitamin D and bone health:
For Bone Health: Ways to Get Vitamin D
http://www.healthcentral.com/osteoporosis/c/9487/9201/bone-ways/
A medical professional that specializes in bone health as well as gland disorders such as thyroid problems is generally an endocrinologist.
Write again soon. Keep us posted on your progress. Best of luck to you.
Sincerely,
Maria