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Is it possible with hyperparathyroidsm to have spontaneous remission of symptoms (insomnia, odd aches and pains, etc)? if so, please explain why?
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Rare, but possible: It has been reported. It has sometimes been tempoorary. Talk with your doctor about it to track the situation. Here's a reference: http://www.Thefreelibrary.Com/med10+spontaneous+remission+of+primary+hyperparathyroidism+due+to...-a082553346 good luck!
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Symptom remission: Possible but unusual. Symptoms would soon reoccur.
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