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Default Elevated Calcium Level
Well, I have been weathering this stupid arthritis flare and my Rheumatologist called me with the labs. No AI antibodies... so what else is new...

Calcium is. He says my level is too high and I need to have it retested. My question: could parathyroid dysfunction cause small fiber neuropathy over a period of time? Or am I acting like a hypochondriac?

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