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Question about DEXA Scan inaccuracy

Osteoporosis & Bone Health | Last Active: 2 days ago | Replies (18)

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@daisy17 my husband also excreted excessive calcium in his urine. It was checked after he had a compression fracture. Other tests were normal. He was placed on hydrochlorothiazide (a mild diuretic) and his urine calcium has normalized. Hope this may be helpful to you.

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@crbarefoot In addition to my high blood calcium levels, I also have high parathyroid hormone levels which indicate that one of my parathyroid glands is overactive. Several CT scans found a tumor (benign adenoma) on one of my glands as the cause, but I'm not a candidate for surgery for several reasons I won't get into, so my dr is monitoring me for now.