Kidney function plays a vital role in calcium regulation by controlling its excretion and activating vitamin D, which aids calcium absorption. Impaired kidney function can lead to either hypocalcemia due to reduced vitamin D production or hypercalcemia if calcium excretion is compromised. Regular calcium testing is crucial for people with kidney disease to monitor and manage these imbalances effectively.
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