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I have elevated calcium and have been having nearly non stop (after every blink) spasms of my eyelid and occasionally in my leg for a week. related?
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Not likely.: Low calcium is associated with your symptoms. High calcium generally has very few symptoms unless the ca level is very high. Minor elevations of ca are usually "normal variation." ca that is markedly high - say above 11 or ca persistently elevated needs evaluation.
Answered 4/9/2016
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