I'm not a doctor, and I don't know the ins and outs of Vit D yet, but my best guess is that you will be fine.
For one thing, you said you are feeling good.
Many Lyme patients have low Vitamin D levels, which in turn contribute to low calcium levels which can impair the immune system. You successfully minimized this problem.
Also, any blood sample is only a snapshot of what is going on in our bodies at that moment.
I'm half joking, but maybe it was an extra sunny day that day?
If I recall correctly I think it's in Dr. Burrascano's guidelines that 10 minutes a day in the sun (if you can do it without burning) is sufficient to provide enough Vitamin D.
When my mother-in-law was in the hospital, they would take blood, say her potassium was low, pump her full of potassium, take blood again, and then say it was too high. Then repeat! Drove me crazy!!!
Also, to a certain degree, people are different. When my blood pressure is 110/70 it is considered normal, but I don't feel good when it is that low.
Years ago, my cortisol level was normal, but I had many of the signs of high cortisol. When the signs went away, my cortisol level dropped, and I felt better.
I would adjust your Vitamin D levels as directed by your medical providers, but if you start swinging back towards not feeling good, I would ask them to retest.
Supermom2
