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Elevated calcium in blood? im worried because i had a recent abnormal pap (normal one in 2012) can cervical cancer progress that quickly?
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Abnormal Paps: Yes. I am worried as well. What happened after your abnormal pap? Weren't you offered a colposcopy and treatment? Did you get your gardisil vaccination? There should be absolutely no progress to cancer if you are getting the right gyn care.
Answered 2/29/2016
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Likely unrelated: You should pursue gynecological care for the Pap smear. The calcium should be rechecked. If persistently elevated, you should have a biochemical screen for primary hyperparathyroidism which would consist of pth, 25 hydroxyl vitamin D, mag, phos, and creatinine.
Answered 10/29/2017
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