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My parathyroid tests were normal. I produce calcium oxalate kidney stones and they really were concerned I had high calcium levels but I lucked out [whew] in that area.
stella5349 (stella5349, you're sweet) is correct. Those would be the tests to start with. Also, reading the website recommended would be a place to start getting info.
Keep us posted.
(I hope you don't have parathryoid disease either, it's a pain of an issue.)
When I first had hyperparathyroid problems I had many breaks in my feet, ankles,leg and hips. My blood work was only borderline. When a skan was finally done my parathyroids were about 100 times larger than normal.
If you suspect parathyroid disease - the way to tell would be to request a serum and ionized calcium blood test. PTH - VIT D and phorsphorus testing is also required.
A member here , Thypaitient - is very informative on this disease and has helped me understand alot.
Another great area to search is the parathyroid.com website.
C~
ChitChat-- that's great news.
I'm hoping I don't have a parathyroid issue. Thanks to Stella, I know exactly what tests to ask for :)
Thank you both,
K
Keep us posted.
(I hope you don't have parathryoid disease either, it's a pain of an issue.)
Don't give up, if you must change doctors.