objective: In this clinical trial the effect of vitamin D Supplementation on insulin dose in diabetic children will be evaluated. Design: The Sample included 60 children aged 5 to 15 years with type I diabetes presenting to pediatric endocrinology clinic. Setting and participants: Within the first visit, Height, weight, Blood pressure and maturity status are evaluated. Serum levels of 25 (OH) D , TSH, Ca, p, Alkp and HbA1C will be measured. In diabetic cases who have Vitamin D deficiency or insufficiency, dose of insulin will be measured. Inclusion major eligibility criteria: children with type 1 diabetes and vitamin D deficiency. Exclusion criteria: Vitamin D supplementation in the last 6 months
Intervention:In the second phase,cases with insufficient levels of vitamin D or vitamin D deficiency are treated with 50,000 IU of vitamin D Pearl 10 per week to 10 weeks and again, after the end of treatment,serum levels of vitamin D and HbA1C and insulin dose will be evaluated.Main outcome measure variables:If this study clinically and statistically lead to significant results, Vitamin D can be measured in diabetic children and with treatment in the event of vitamin D deficiency,decrease insulin intake and in long time can reduce the financial burden on the families of people with diabetes.