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  • #1

    High PTH

    My PTH level is 1298 which does not sound possible, but it is. I have EDSR and am on dialysis daily(last 3-1/2 yrs.) and take Zeplar. My calcium and phosphors levels are fine. My joints (esp. hip and knee's) used to hurt just at night, but now hurt all day and night. Any advice would be appreciated.
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    My PTH level is ranges 21-24 always. I know the range for a kidney patient is 100-600. I had my pyrothiroid removed. Does this cause a change in my range?

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