Experiences with

Hypercalcaemia

I cannot tolerate vit d and I seem to have hypercalcaemia symptoms too. I don’t know if my thyroid health is causing this being not well controlled at the moment or if it is the parathyroid itself? My recent private parathyroid test and calcium test returned as normal so I don’t understand why?

My 1.25 vitamin D and calcium levels are fine, but I cannot take vitamin D supplements because of the danger of hypercalcaemia due to the sarcoidosis. I only was on steroids for about month, immediately post-injury.

I am waiting for the result of a 24 hour urine test. I have previously had above the normal range calcium tests. This has been going on for about a year. I’m guessing that the culprit is lithium but I’m wondering whether steroids can cause this ?

May 2021 https://doi.org/10.1111/cen.14485 Replacement therapy with L‐thyroxine is not universally successful at reversing all symptoms for people with hypothyroidism.1 For such patients, current guidelines recommend looking for other co‐morbidities including hypoadrenalism, celiac disease, anaemia, hypercalcaemia

My most recent bloods show Hba1 c now 40 from 42 yay but I have v mild Hypercalcaemia level is 2.62 upper limit is 2.60 so only just over-had PMR since May 2018 and current Pred dose is 5.5 on DSNS method-am on vit d 35 mcg daily no calcium supplements but do eat a lot of dairy Any questions I should

Again because of the ongoing physical pain last November 2018, I was blood tested for Addison’s disease, coeliac disease and hypercalcaemia. All test were negative. In the last 2 and half years, the physical pain has progressively got worse and I have needed to take more and stronger painkillers.

And she has Hypercalcaemia and may have to have 1 or more Parathyroid Glands removed. The symptoms of both are similar. My Wife is now very often tired due to lack of sleep, grumpy, irrational, argumentative, has 'brain fog'... I DO sympathise.

This advice does not apply to those with hypercalcaemia or CKD stage 4-5. 27-Mar-2018 Anti-tissue transglutnase lev - (BSA1725) - normal Negative (on my patient notes it is Serum C reactive protein level4 mg/L< 7 ) If present, assay detects both IgG & IgA antibodies. 27-Mar-2018 !

I've been diagnosed with super ventricular tachycardia, atrial fibrillation and hypercalcaemia (too much calcium in my blood, and the possible cause of the heart irregularities). I'm waiting for outpatients appointments, and in the meantime am not quite sure what I should be doing.

Bill now back home after week in hospital hypercalcaemia very severe back pain now on loads of painkillers including oramorph now terrible constipation anyone any advise on how to deal with this has have tried senna movical ect

I was diagnosed with hypercalcaemia (side effect of sarcoid) one of my blood tests and some protein in my lumbar puncture that also indicated this rare condition. I have had lung X-rays that do not show any deposits.

Nmol/L (Says: less than 25 nmol/L indicates deficiency Sufficiency range >75 nmol/L Vitamin D concentrations >250 nmol/L in the presence of hypercalcaemia are consistent with Vitamin D toxicity Would so appreciate someone having a look at t he above Shushione

Further evaluation revealed primary hyperparathyroidism-hypercalcaemia 3.48 mmol/l and PO4 of 0.69 and PTH level of 196.7 pmol/L (N:1.5-7.6).Skeletal survey was supportive of primary hyper PTH- salt and pepper apperance of the skull,subperiosteal resorption on mdical aspectof phalanges and osteoporosis

As well as fibro I have chronic kidney disease, multiple endocrine neoplasia type1, hypercalcaemia, lymphodema, sciatica, nerve damage in my feet and lower legs and chronic back pain (after having microdoscectomy 2 yrs ago), oh and gallstones .... I think that's everything, I tend to forget stuff.