Calcium blood test

Same here but the mayo clinic found that it was sarcoidosis. Not very common, but is happening with more frequency these days. My doc had seen one case before me in his 30+ years of practice. Since my diagnosis he's had 3 more patients diagnosed with it. It is managable with Prednisone.

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It is lethal in short term (few months) without treatment?

Why do you think this? Did the doctor diagnose you?

Your ionized calcium is within the normal range and your total calcium is only slightly elevated.

Have you seen or talked to your doctor about the results yet?

Bernie Mac died from it. It responds well to steroids but can be a chronic disease. If it's what you have you need to get treated sooner rather than later. But there are other things that can cause elevated calcium. Thyroid disease is one of them.

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This is not caused by cancer or sarcoidosis but by overdose of vitamins A and D.I only want to know if this thing is in my state is absolutely non lethal [link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] [link to www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov (secure)] I stopped taking this supplements and even stopped taking supplements 2 weeks ago.I will ask my doctor for treatment with Prednisone.This crap I mean vitamin A in cod liver oil form needs to be removed from shoops!

You’re probably being a little paranoid (OP)

Read fasting can save your life by Shelton... start eating raw, leafy greens, veggies, fruits, nuts, seeds, etc. believe on the lord Jesus Christ for remission of sins. Start exercising, ideally cardio like running in fresh air. You will be fine.

Presnisone feels great the first day, then it becomes a psychotic. not cool.
Didn't you say a doctor told you to take Vitamin A?
do you have those records?

Pillar, I think you're going to start feeling better soon. It's been almost 2 weeks now since you've stopped taking the Vitamin A. I think (based on what I've read) you normally would have started feeling better already, but it may be taking longer for your levels to normalize based on the amount you took in such a short time period.

Hang in there my friend. : )

I don't think you should be asking for any treatment if the exact problem hasn't been figured out yet. I realize you know you overdid the Vit A, but everything else seems up in the air as to the exact cause and how to proceed. If you aren't getting answers from your doctor, then I would get another opinion.

Wishing you the best and hope it's resolved soon!

Calcification and Its Treatment with Magnesium and Sodium Thiosulfate

According to the University of Florida Shands Cancer Center a high level of calcium in the blood, called hypercalcemia, may become a medical emergency. This disorder is most commonly caused by cancer or parathyroid disease but underneath the primary etiology is a magnesium deficiency. Hypercalcemia is commonly attributed to cancer treatment. Severe hypercalcemia is a medical emergency that can be avoided if magnesium levels are brought up to normal.

Magnesium and calcium work together to control muscle action though calcium becomes a problem when there is not enough magnesium to control calcium’s actions. Calcium becomes a slow acting poison (often decades of build up) to tissues all over the body when in excess relative to magnesium in deficiency. Trace mineral symptoms of excess or deficiency depend on their ratios to other elements. In the event of calcification, it is not particularly a high calcium level that results in the formation of a stone or spur, but calcium being high in ratio to magnesium. 50%<

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Hyperparathyroidism!

Have you been diagnosed with Osteoporosis? Do you have Hyperthyroidism? I can give you an answer but you need to answer these question.



Last Edited by midijeep on 11/21/2017 09:33 PM

It may take more than two weeks to get blood chemistry leveled out.

It may take two or more months.

Numbers that are only slight low or high from the recommended ranges are not usually a serious problem.

And the ranges are not absolute. Different references will have slightly varying values sometimes.

Seems way to soon to hit a panic button.

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