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Have you asked your Nephrologist to do a calcium blood test and a PTH blood test to see if your high urine calcium output could be connected to Hyperparathyroidism.
Have a look at Parathyroid.com website, it is excellent, it gives you a list of symptoms that go a long hyperparathyroid.
Hope this helps a little, and hope you start to feel better soon.
Go to an Endocronologist !! They also take care of calcium levels and you can get another opinion. It's a good idea since this new opinion would be coming by another specialty. The two doctors can talk to each other after new work up and probable new types of testing.
I have had my thyroid and parathyroid checked many times and all seems to come back normal. I will talk to my doctor about what you said. Thanks for the feedback.
I am not a Dr, nor am I in the medical field.
I have high serum (blood) calcium and am awaiting results of a 24hr hrine collection test...I have a condition called medullary sponge kidney, this is where cysts grow in the collecting ducts of the kidney and can lead to kidney stones being formed.
Do you have kidney stones or UTI's?
Have you asked your Nephrologist to do a calcium blood test and a PTH blood test to see if your high urine calcium output could be connected to Hyperparathyroidism.
Have a look at Parathyroid.com website, it is excellent, it gives you a list of symptoms that go a long hyperparathyroid.
Hope this helps a little, and hope you start to feel better soon.
Take care,
Sam
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