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Question: Hello,
I am a 22 years old male, having frequent urination problem, I went to the doctor, got a blood test, everything is normal(creatinine, liver enzymes, red cells, white cells, etc ...)
But I have a bit elevated calcium level:
Calcium is 10.3 mg/L (normal is 8.6 to 10)
My albumin is 46.6 g/L which is normal I think
Shoud I be worried? I read that high calcium level can be caused by cancer or parathyroid problem ...
Thanks
I am a 22 years old male, having frequent urination problem, I went to the doctor, got a blood test, everything is normal(creatinine, liver enzymes, red cells, white cells, etc ...)
But I have a bit elevated calcium level:
Calcium is 10.3 mg/L (normal is 8.6 to 10)
My albumin is 46.6 g/L which is normal I think
Shoud I be worried? I read that high calcium level can be caused by cancer or parathyroid problem ...
Thanks
Brief Answer:
no, You should not be worried.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question.
Your Calcium level can be considered normal and in my opinion, you do not have a parathyroid problem.
However, to rule out this diagnosis your doctor will likely repeat the test(Calcium level) to confirm the results after you have not eaten for a period of time (fasting).
Frequent urination can be caused by several conditions like diabetes mellitus, diabetes insipidus, Urinary tract infections etc.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards
no, You should not be worried.
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
I have gone through your question.
Your Calcium level can be considered normal and in my opinion, you do not have a parathyroid problem.
However, to rule out this diagnosis your doctor will likely repeat the test(Calcium level) to confirm the results after you have not eaten for a period of time (fasting).
Frequent urination can be caused by several conditions like diabetes mellitus, diabetes insipidus, Urinary tract infections etc.
Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards
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