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I have had kidney stones and i believe a slightly enlarged thyroid gland. what if anything should i do?
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? parathyroid gland: the parathyroid glands which are located inside the thyroid could be hyperacitve which can cause kidney stones, You should ask you doc if this is the case. A Calcium level and PTH hormone will be elevated in this condition called hyperparathyroidism
Answered 3/22/2015
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