With the PTH <10 and the high urine/serum Calcium, you need an evaluation for "non-parathyroid hypercalcemia" -- among the most common causes happens to be cancer, but other causes include sarcoidosis, thyroid disease, adrenal disease, excess vitamin A, among other entities. A PTH-related protein test (some cancers release a PTH like protein) should be done along with serum/urine immunofixation (testing for myeloma - unusual at this age).
my biopsy on my thyroid tumor came back today and it is negative for cancer. I am waiting for my PTH like protein test to come in. Tomorrow is a chest CT.
What other test should I get done. I lose my health insurance in 10 days!!
Im losing faith that we will figure this out in time.