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Re: Parathyroid Problems With Calcium?

Posted by sdb on January 15, 2010, at 15:24:27

In reply to Parathyroid Problems With Calcium?, posted by Phillipa on December 15, 2009, at 20:11:47

> Anyone know anything about the parathyroid gland and calcium problems related to it. I know the health board is there but no traffic. Hope okay to post it here. Could involve mental illness as well. Meds for it if off or diseases? Thanks

when thyroid tissue is removed it is possible that the parathyroid is resected too. that has the effect that the parathormone production is insufficient. the parathormone elevates the calcium levels by activating cells in the bone, resorption in the gut and the kidneys along having an effect on the phosphate concentration.

somebody can test a hypocalcaemia by beating on the fazial nerve near the tragus (in the region of the ear). A hypocalcaemia does make little jerks like here

chvostek's sign

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWFTaGE5hR4


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