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03-05-2008, 10:26 AM
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Grand Magnate
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Good news, Ewizabeth! "It is never normal to have high calcium levels in your blood. Over 98% of ALL people who have a blood test that shows too much calcium will have a parathyroid problem. ... it is (also) possible for a person to take too much vitamin D so that they absorb too much calcium from their diet and hold on to too much calcium in their kidneys... and their calcium goes high." http://www.parathyroid.com/high-calcium.htm Cherie
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My PCP called me late today. He said that the gallbladder is slightly enlarged, and I have high calcium levels in my blood. Those are the only two abnormalities. 
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