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Objective: This research aims to compare differences in vitamin D levels in the group of non pregnant women of reproductive age and group of first trimester pregnant women. Method: This type of research is an observational analytic study with Comparative Cross Sectional design method that is comparing vitamin D levels in two groups: non pregnant women of reproductive age and first trimester pregnant women. Subjects of the study were women of reproductive age (18-35 years) who were not pregnant and lived in Bandung with women with first trimester gestational age who fulfilled the inclusion criteria (n=60). In both groups examined vitamin D levels and then examined by Electro-chemiluminescence immunoassay (ECLIA) method. This research was conducted at Hasan Sadikin Hospital Bandung in February-April 2018 Results: The results showed that the average vitamin D level in the non pregnant women of reproductive age group was 18.73 (6.93) ng/mL, while in the first trimester pregnant women group was 13.87 (4.04) ng/mL. The difference in mean vitamin D levels in both groups was significant with p <0.001 Conclusion: Levels of vitamin D in the group of first trimester pregnant women are lower than the group of non pregnant women of reproductive

Differences of Vitamin D Level in Non-pregnant Reproductive Age Women and First Trimester Pregnant Women