Secondary Hyperparathyroidism

The subject of secondary hyperparathyroidism encompasses a wide range of important elements. Possibly secondary hyperparathyroidism : r/hyperparathyroidism - Reddit. Many people, myself included, also have/had a vitamin D deficiency with primary hyperparathyroidism. But if it’s primary HPT, bringing up your vitamin D levels aren’t going to anything to fix the HPT. The only thing that resolves primary Hyperparathyroidism is surgery because it is only caused by an adenoma. Secondary Hyperparathyroidism?

: r/hyperparathyroidism - Reddit. Recent blood work done and I have a PTH of 508pg/mL, calcium of 8.0mg/dL and vitamin D of 19ng/mL. PTH is extremely high and am kind of concerned about it.

I feel fatigue, brain fog, poor concentration, poor memory, depression, anxiety, and occasional numbness in hands and fingers. Should I see an endocrinologist? Is this secondary hyperparathyroidism and how to fix it? It does sound like this could be secondary hyperparathyroidism, and if your surgeon can't help you with treatment, you should seek help with another doctor. Building on this, the obvious thing right now would be to start supplementing with cholecalciferol (vitamin D3).

Kidney disease and PTH levels : r/kidneydisease - Reddit. This complex mechanism generates what is called secondary hyperparathyroidism that generates loss of calcium and phosphate from the bones, predisponing to fractures and bone disease, and generates vascular and soft tissue calcification which increases the risk of cardiovascular death. Similarly, does this look like secondary hyperparathyroidism? Hi my results of lab I got today .

PTH 94.5 , vit D 25: 18 and calcium is 9.5 . Will vit D fix everything or surgery ultimately be needed ? And what is the root cause ( only vit D deficiency? This perspective suggests that, vit D deficiency and PTH high ?

Just take vitamin don’t take calcium. Low d will cause high pth. Secondary hyperparathyroidism If you take vitamin d and you pth stays the same and calcium goes up then it will most likely be primary hyperparathyroidism.

50k units once a week is what they will give you. Hopefully your d goes up and pth goes down. If you take the vitamin d and it doesn’t go up your body is suppressing it so ... Another key aspect involves, low calcium and high phosphorus suggests Low PTH. Calcium is low because the kidney (failing) is not 1 hydroxylating vit d, so you can’t reabsorb calcium.

Phosphorus can possible go either way but usually high in this case because the kidneys have trouble excreting it, hence secondary hyperparathyroidism and renal osteodystrophy (bone break down from excessively high pth)