← Return to Hyperparathyroidism - Options other than to "watch and wait".

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@marceen

Yes and yes. However in my yearly checkups, my endo did never check the PTH...................mine are not horribly above normal, but my calcium is high.....but also the vitamin D level is low (another indicator).

I did a scan (ultrasound only) and a bone density..............There are other tests out there, but the norman clinic does this for "location" purposes. I have to get the bad gland out...........way too long and way too much damage.

I don't feel like myself either and sleep about 10 hours a night plus a nap.......These little glands are tiny tiny....and the Norman Clinic in Florida has a great video........check out Parathyroid.com and off to the left is the film of the surgery......the gland looks more like an infection and less like a tumor that you can just clip off...

it is approved .....but after the damage was done..............medical big corporate in the us.................

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I've seen the website you recommended, by the Norman Clinic, very informative. Did your ultrasound find a parathyroid tumor? Are you traveling from Oregon to FL for the surgery at the Norman Clinic? If so, is that because there's no Dr in your area who is willing to do the surgery? Sorry for so many questions. I really appreciate your feedback. My serum calcium, ionized calcium and PTH are slightly above normal and my Vit D was low so I'm on supplements. I hope the endocrinologist I see this week will think my levels are significant enough to run some scans and consider me for surgery since I have so many of the symptoms. Thanks again.