Experiences with

Parathyroidectomy

Do any body had parathyroidectomy sergery after long time dialysis. 5-10 years. I an on Dialysis for 10.5 years. My PTH is 1288... I need that sergery. Will 1,2,3 or 3 1/2 of my parathyroid glands need to be removed. Share your experience so that i can be benifited.

My parathyroid gland was eventually diagnosed as diseased and I subsequently had a successful parathyroidectomy.

I had a parathyroidectomy in August. I am unable to take alendronic acid due to stomach problems and have been advised to have a zolendronate infusion. However, I am concerned about side effects, in particular hair loss, skin changes and joint pain.

About 8 years ago I had a parathyroidectomy because I was pushing too much calcium into my blood and this was making me anxious. Removal of the parathyroid certainly helped reduce that general anxiety but did nothing for the PBMA .

These are my recent results (Jan 19) post TT after papillary cancer and second parathyroidectomy in London in Aug 18. I’m not feeling great and have terrible gastric issues. Can anyone advise if the results look within range? I’m seeing medical centre doctor again in a few weeks.

Total Thyroidectomy after thyroid cancer (and parathyroidectomy) still feel off!

My question is has anyone else on Prolia required a parathyroidectomy? Also any opinion on whether Prolia can indirectly make the parathyroid work so hard to create enough calcium to replace what Prolia removes that one or more parathyroids must be removed?

Those of you who know of me will know that I recently had a parathyroidectomy because, having been diagnosed with osteoporosis I checked on my blood calcium level which was a tiny bit raised and then my parathyroid hormone levels - also a bit raised and researched and found out that osteoporosis can

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I'm due to have my parathyroidectomy next week and just wondered if anyone had any words of wisdom... 😉 I think I'm more concerned about the anaesthetic because I've never had an operation before ...,I'm hoping it will be local but it could be a general.

Had a total thyroidectomy plus parathyroidectomy 6 months ago and since then I have been feeling totally wretched.

Had a TT in 2010 as well as a parathyroidectomy. I have intermittent slow gastric emptying and/or functional dyspepsia. Have any of you tried "jumpstarting" your metabolism by temporarily increasing your thyroid meds? If so, was it successful?

I had a parathyroidectomy 5 weeks ago with half my thyroid removed during the operation. My daughters blood results are good at the moment but she is only 18 and has been on Neomercazole for 18 months already. She will be staying on it for possibly another 18 months.

I had a total thyroidectomy in 2002 and also a partial parathyroidectomy. I feel I need T3 to keep my thyroid levels from falling but nobody thinks of prescribing it. Is this reasonable?

Over time, have had arthritis knee replacements, carpal tunnel, trigger fingers Pleural blood clots, DVT 2 transfusions for 6.0 anemia Kidney stones leading to parathyroidectomy Jaw and neck issues that dentist missed Finally 2 ER trips for sharp head pain where I had the same Dr who found a sed rate

I do take vitamin d and k, as had low levels prior to parathyroidectomy earlier in the year, also supplement with glucosomine, general vitamin b, magnesium and selenium.

Diagnosed with high calcium and normal pth According to doc normal PTH precludes me from Parathyroidectomy My research shows even with normal PtH the op still benefits MOST PEOPLE I have many of the symptoms back stomach kidney pain fatigue and itching.Also calcium on pancreatitis Any help no matter

Briefly, my hypoT history is that I had a parathyroidectomy and hemithroidectomy a little over a year ago. I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome in 2005, which, so far as I have learned with research, probably means that I have been hypoT for a long time.

Went for my post op consultation today, I had a parathyroidectomy and the tumour on the gland they removed has been confirmed as benign (phew!) ! Most of my levels are back to normal just been prescribed some vitamin D.

She had a parathyroidectomy in January, after which her calcium levels returned straight back to normal but she still isn't feeling fully well - she's exhausted all the time.