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I have symptoms of hypothyroidism, tsh has been 3.92, 3.21 and 1.03 respectively .low vitamin d, calitirol 48.6, and pth of 91.6 . what is going on?
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Labs: Your thyroid test looks normal, but your parathyroid test looks high. I would see an endocrinologist to go over those lab values.
Answered 9/4/2015
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