Primary Hyperparathyroidism

Usually these are benign adenomas of one of the parathyroid glands, these are 4 tiny glands located in the thyroid. When it produces too much parathyroid hormone (PTH), it can raise calcium levels, which usually causes a lot of issues, various pain and calcium deposits in places they don't belong.

They usually order a sestamibi scan to look.

See website
https://www.parathyroid.com/
In there somewhere the website mentions often it is a low Vitamin D leading to some of these kinds of diagnoses.

@bjroc
What Is a sestamibi scan?
When my endocrinologist messaged me she mentioned maybe çhanging my BP medicine.

@janoh

They use that kind of scan should they want to check for adenoma, but good your docs want to look at other things too first. I don't know on BP med connection but BP meds are often very hard things on the rest of the body. Vitamin D is a big one on these things too, supplements that have D3 with K2 is the way to raise.