Hello...<br> Did you took higher dose of vit-d supplement... as it is very rare case... Some prescription medications used to treat high blood pressure (thiazide diuretics) and heart diseases (digoxin) can cause an increase in vitamin D in the blood.<br> Estrogen therapy, taking antacids for a long time, and isoniazide, an antituberculosis medication, can also cause elevated levels of vitamin D.. <br> stop taking vitamin D and calcium supplements immediately. usually doctors recommend&nbsp; to reduce the amount of calcium in your diet temporarily. In some cases, corticosteroids or bisphosphonates may suppress the release of calcium from your bones. please monitor your vitamin D levels frequently until they return to normal. take your doctor's opinion too... May suggest for urine test to check for excessive amounts of calcium in the urine.. To ingest vitamin D naturally, you can eat foods that are rich in it, including- cod liver oil, fatty fish, beef, cheese, egg yolks, mushrooms..

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