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Adjusted calcium 2.64 nmol/l (2.20-2.60) could this be slightly raised due to ca supplements or should i have a parathyroid hormone blood test?
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Calcium labs: Hi. I would suggest repeat the total calcium and albumin, with the panel including creatinine and total CO2, get an ionized calcium, and an intact PTH. I doubt it, but ant history of kidney stones or fragility fractures? Good luck!
Answered 2/12/2015
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