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Right upper abd pain, right flank pain, kidney u/s normal, gb removed, cal 10.6, vit d 15, parathyroid 67, going on for 8 months, what could this be?
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Calcium labs: Hi. What's the upper end of normal for PTH in your lab report? You could have mild primary hyperparathyroidism (need a 24-hour urine calcium to prove that). The low 25-hydroxyvitamin D could contribute to raising PTH. Not sure about your flank pain. Not all stones show up on u/s. Do 24-hour urine to see what stone risk looks like, and UA to see if red cells in urine. O/w, pain may be unrelated.
Answered 7/18/2014
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