Hi, @melly93, and welcome. It makes a lot of sense that you’d feel unsettled when you’re getting abnormal lab results and no one can clearly explain what they mean. Especially when you're pregnant!

I read the same thing you did -- that it's normal for calcitrol to be high during pregnancy. And according to Medline Plus, it's not usually the test used to test whether your vitamin D level is low. https://medlineplus.gov/lab-tests/vitamin-d-test/

It can be so tricky to manage your care when dealing with different doctors for different health concerns. Would it be possible to ask your OB and your psychiatrist to take a team approach to your care during your pregnancy? You're doing such a great job of advocating for both yourself and your baby. Asking your two doctors to coordinate care during your pregnancy might lead to clearer communication and more peace of mind for you. Do you think your doctors would be open to that?