Comments on: High Calcium in blood

By: Sherry

Sherry — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 22:15:33 +0000

Jennie, my husband is also having problems with his calcium levels being high. He has had all the testing your father has had. They too came back normal. We are leaving on Monday to go to Minnesota to the Mayo Clinic. Hopefully, they can find out what the problem is. Have you looked at the following website: parathryoid.com? If you haven’t, please go there and check it out. They claim on that site that a lot of times, this is missed or misdiagnosed. Hopefully you can find some answers there. Despite what the test results have been on my husband, I am almost positive his problem is in his parathyroid glands because he has all the symptoms. However, I am sure we will get some answers after our visit to the Mayo Clinic.

By: Jennie

Jennie — Thu, 04 Sep 2008 17:44:44 +0000

I need some advice, any one who knows anything please reply.
My dad got checked into the hospital yesterday with his calcium level very dangerously high. The doctors have tested his thyroid, they have done a bone scan, and a chest x-ray, and a catscan on his stomach. They all came back normal. If any one knows of any diseases or anything that can cause high calcium levels and is not linked to the tests previously mentioned, id really appreciate it. my dad means the world to me and i need your guys’s help.
thanks

By: Afua

Afua — Wed, 02 Apr 2008 19:03:33 +0000

Does anyone know of natural alternatives to bring down high levels of calcium? My father-in-law has advanced bladder cancer and his calcium levels are through the roof. The doctors do not want to do anything else for they are saying that his cancer is terminal. They gave him hours to days to live. However, that was a week ago and he is still alive and fighting. He is home with us (home hospice). His kidneys had stopped functioning but have begun to resume working. I am curious to know if anyone has heard of natural ways to bring down high calcium levels in the blood. Thank you!

By: aj

aj — Wed, 05 Dec 2007 19:52:02 +0000

I just found this site while looking for the reasons behind high calcium in the blood results. My father was admitted today because his calcium levels were 14.8. They also found many lesions on both his lungs during an x-ray. He’s been sick on and off for the past year and lately I had been urging him to the dr. because he was having shortness of breath. He finally went and now is admitted and awaiting results from a ct scan. I don’t know what to expect and have a feeling my step mother will not inform my fathers adult children of his ongoing condition. Sorry I meant this as a thank you we don’t know what type of canceer he has yet…but at least a can read your blog and somewhat know what to expect…thank you. a.j massachusetts u.s.a.