Forget the confusion - see another specialist. There is only one solution to treating parathyroidism and that is surgery. You will not get better - the unncessary calcium that is pumping into your blood is destroying your bones, your kidneys, your pancreas, your muscles, your nervous system and even your brain. I know this sounds nasty and it is - but you need help, the sooner the better.
Unfortunately, I can't speak from experience, just yet, but I am hoping the bloods that I have just had done will come back positive, so that I can stop this pain in it tracks and finally get my life back in order.
Take care & Keep us posted.
see previous note -- this is likely primary hyperpara with 'inappropriately normal' PTH level.
If a normal person has a Ca of 11.8, the PTH really should be <20. But usually these cases show PTH of >40 but still this is 'normal' -- it really is NOT normal for such hypercalcemia.
this is a common confusion.
what is normal? was your TSH around 1?
My TSH was 0.956 in June, in April it was 2.225.
I am so confused and think I need to see another doctor for a second opinion, what you do think?
Lisa