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Pcos and hypercalcemia, how to tell which is causing my symptoms?
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You can’t know which: Of the two diseases is causing your symptoms until you get your hypercalcemia (presumably from hyperparathyroidism) fixed and it becomes a process of elimination.
Answered 11/12/2017
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