Parathyroid Gland Disorders
Diagnosis
Precise Diagnosis and Targeted Intervention
Care
Restoring Calcium Balance and Improving Quality of Life
In many cases, mildly elevated calcium levels in primary hyperparathyroidism can be observed with appropriate consideration to hydration, other medication effects on calcium and stable dietary calcium intake. If high calcium levels caused by primary hyperparathyroidism lead to symptoms or exacerbation of other disease states (osteoporosis, kidney stones or kidney disease), a more aggressive medication or surgical approach may need to be considered.
For low calcium levels related to hypoparathyroidism, often medication therapy balanced with consistent dietary or supplementary calcium intake can be used to support individualized calcium targets.
Monitoring
Ensuring Long-Term Parathyroid Function
Long-term monitoring is crucial for individuals with parathyroid gland disorders. Regular follow-up appointments allow us to assess calcium and PTH levels and evaluate treatment effectiveness.
We provide ongoing education on dietary management and symptom monitoring. Our goal is to ensure sustained healthy calcium levels and prevent adverse effects on the bone health or kidney function.
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