9 month Post Op Bloodwork - chronic fatigue, muscle weakness

Just a quick note on serum calcium, to the best of my knowledge, it will always be fairly normal. If you body needs calicum, it strips it from your bones for the muscles (ie. your heart). A better guide is your PTH. If your PTH is high, you need more calcium and more Vit D. When my PTH was 100+, my Vit D 34, I was taking calcium 6x/day. My D went up taking 3-50k per day, but because I was taking during the day it max'd out in the 60s then, started going down. I started taking my dry vits (ADEK) in the middle of the night and my D went up to 100+. My PTH went down to 25.

There use to be a spreadsheet to track your labs. Not sure if it's still around.