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Is poor memory...tiredness... symptoms of hyperparathyroidism? calcium level 433.8 after 24 hour urine ....for 1800 ml urine sample
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Primary or secondary: Symptoms are consistent with hyperparathyroidism as is your 24 hr urinary calcium excretion. Would be secondary if due to renal failure or vitamin d deficiency. U would be a suitable candidate for surgery if, primary in as ur.
Answered 10/4/2016
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