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I'm having fracture, could it be secondary hyperparathyroidism and what are the other symptoms?

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Fracture: Secondary hyperparathyroid refers to increased parathyroid due to low calcium commonest cause is low vitamin d as such if this has been going for long like nutritional osteomalacia gluten enteropathy renal problems they can be associated with incresed fragility.

Answered 10/23/2017

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Unlikely: It is common to get fractures by tramatic injuries at any age.It is very unlikely to be due to Hyoerparathyroidism. Hyperparathyroidism causes elevated Calcium in your blood and that is due to calcium being drained from the bones and in to the circulating blood causing Osteoporosis If you have family history or other concern get your Calcium level done in your blood by your doctor

Answered 10/24/2017

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