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I have been informed that i have spots on my kidneys. i have had high calcium, but test results are inconclusive that it is from the parathyroid. ?
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Could be still: a parathyroid issue but it could be other things also. The list is quite long and would be worth discussing with the doctor whose treatment you are under.
Answered 1/29/2018
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