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I produce calcium oxalate kidney stones but my calcium is normal. I have had these tests more than once.
Kidney stones are herditary; not sure on the thyroid end of things, though sorry.
Having calcium levels tested is via simple blood test and/or 24hr urine.
Be aware of the kidney stones being hereditary .. not sure on your age. My mother, brother and father all have had stones .. my most recent was a battle that lasted 3 yrs to get rid of the last one and they are very painful and can cause secondary issues.
Thanks for the info. Well i am 35 and i have had kidney stones for 7 months now and i cannot pass them, i do know that my father had kidney stones and so did his dad. Is hyperparathyroidism dangerous? I don't know to much about it and wanted to get more info on it. Thanks
Make sure he gets a 24hour urine test which measures minerals, etc. via urine and calcium as well as complete metabollic bloodwork. Also to be under the care of both a good endocrinologist + urlogist.,
I produce calcium oxalate kidney stones but my calcium is normal. I have had these tests more than once.
Kidney stones are herditary; not sure on the thyroid end of things, though sorry.
Having calcium levels tested is via simple blood test and/or 24hr urine.
Be aware of the kidney stones being hereditary .. not sure on your age. My mother, brother and father all have had stones .. my most recent was a battle that lasted 3 yrs to get rid of the last one and they are very painful and can cause secondary issues.
Cheryl
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