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How hyperparathyroidism will affected brain, kidney and bone?
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Hyperparathyroidism: by creating hypercalcemia which may crystallize with ions such as phosphorous and form stones and blockage as well as disruption calcium channels which regulate nerve conduction.
Answered 11/23/2014
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Due to elevated Ca: Fatigue,memory loss and depression are due to too much Calcium in the blood stream as it slows the nerve conduction process Kidneys too much Calcium can cause Kidney Stones and in some cases too much urine called polyuria which is also caused by too much Calcium in your blood Bones are depleted of Calciu due to bones releasing calcium in to the blood stream and that causes osteoporosis(
Answered 3/2/2015
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