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My blood calcium is 10.7 but pth came back normal my doctor is just letting it go. should i see another doctor? i am 51 yrs. old.
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10.7: Is this the first time your level was high? Was the test repeated? What was your PTH? Get these tests repeated if needed and have your doctor refer you to an Endocrine surgeon. Hope all goes well. Should not be a problem.
Answered 9/19/2015
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