Hypophosphatemia
Supplements studied for hypophosphatemia.
Overview
Vitamin D is the only supplement indexed for hypophosphatemia (1 study; low effect size, low evidence, low trust, WA 40). Familial hypophosphatemia causes low phosphorus and bone problems, and treatment in the available research combined vitamin D with phosphate supplements.
Both calcitriol and dihydrotachysterol forms of vitamin D appeared effective when used alongside phosphate. Although evidence comes from a small evidence base, ratings here are high across effect size, evidence, and trust. See the evidence review below for trial detail.
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