Blood calcium range
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The only thing I saw (doctor did not think it was a problem) was my blood calcium had crept up from 9.7 in December of 2012 to 9.9 in December of 2013.
Note: I do take hydrochlorothiazide 25 mg/day. My Vitamin D was 32 in June 2013 and was 29.5 in December 2013. She told me to take supplements to increase it after 29.5 reading.
Is 9..9 too high? No parathyroid or thyroid test done. Doctor thinks this is perfectly normal.
My cholesterol is now great (143 LDL and 73 HDL) and kidney function is also good. The only problem I had with my blood test (done on 12/5/2013) was that my calcium has crept up from 9.7 ti 9.9 from December 2012 to December 2013. They did not tell me about the calcium - I always ask about it since calcium was part of what was clogging my artery. They said the calcium level (9.9) was no problem. My Vitamin D was 29.5 and she did say to increase my supplement to raise to level.
org/tests-procedures/hemoglobin-test/about/pac-20385075 You would be more near the low end of normal. Your calcium level is just slightly elevated with the range normally being 8.6 to 10.3. Your doctor may elect to run a parathyroid hormone laboratory panel. I will tell you that with your slight elevation, they may tell you that they aren't concerned and watch and see as parathyroidism ranges of calcium are usually 20 to 70.
I'm sorry that you're experiencing difficulties. Hopefully you will have a chance to discuss these results with a doctor.
I'm not a medical professional, but I looked online for information on test results (until you can see a doctor). Based on what I found, your labs results don't look alarming.
What you posted suggested to me that your serum calcium and bilirubin were just above the lab's normal range in your blood test.
Dec /11/2013 calcium 9.9 range (8.6-10.3) calcium-ionized 1.33 range (1.10-1.35). VITAMIN D 25-OH TOTAL 22 range (20-100) . note says levels between 20 ng/ml and 30 ng/ml suggest insufficiency. She is aware of that but as I said I can take 200 mg daily because it affects the calcium level. I know at one time the calcium was at 10. I am wondering if beside having the problem with the thyroid dose if this could be causing some of my problems.
Serum Calcium: 2.54 mmol/L (normal up to 2.55)
Ionized calcium:1.43 mmol/l (normal upt to 1.35)
PTH: 2.4 pmol/L (normal up to 6.4)
March 11th:
Serum calcium 2.49 mmol/L
Ionized calcium 1.37 mmol/L
PTH 3.6 pmol/L
March 19th:
Serum calcium 2.62 mmol/l
Ionized calcium 1.47 mmol/l
PTH: 5.9 pmol/l
Is this hyperparathyroidism? I seem to have varying symptoms from day to day and feel like I'm losing my mind(anxiety, fatigue, aching bones, nausea, and tiredness).
I am at a loss, trying to understand my blood work taken just the other day... PTH 15 (range 12-65), ionized calcium 5.3 (range 4.6-5.3). I understood that calcitriol is given to prevent hypocalcemia until your parathyroids kick in., but my inonized calcium is now at at 5.3 (the high end of the range). How often should an endo be checking to see if you need less calcium and how do they know when to take you off calcitriol?
im sure i am going to need more blood work, as my PTH which was 5pg/mL, was not the only abnormal blood test. my FSH was low at 1.5mIU/mL the flag reference range is 1.6-8.0 mIU/mL. ideally, i was told, and have read that a male between the ages of 20-30 should have an FSH level of at least 1.9-2.2 mIU/mL. i have had my total testosterone tested 3 times. the first time it was 323, the second 532, and most recently 505ng/dL all of which are concidered low for a 20 year old male.
2 weeks ago I went in for routine blood(CBC, Comprehensive Metabolic panel, Urinalysis) testing as part of a physical.
Calcium came back slightly elevated, it was 10.7 mg/dl (8.3 - 10.5)
Doctor had me come in a week later to test calcium again along with PTH
The results were: Calcium: 10.1 mg/dl (8.3 - 10.
It was 59 last year and nothing was said about it. The range on my labwork shows the calcium range at 8.7-10.2 so the 2nd one is back in the normal range. I have no idea what caused my elevated calcium but I've read that it is not normal for it to change much over a lifetime unless something is out of whack. It's usually around 8.9. I've also read that high calcium will often go back to normal and back high. I'm just wondering if the vitamin D will make it go back up.
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