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Sestamibi scan,Calcium level,PTH level,Vitamin D,Anemia

Do I have Hyperparathyroidism or Anemia or both? My Sestamibi scan came back negative, but my calcium level is 10.3 and my PTH is 154. Now my Endocrinologist  wants me to have a SPECT Sestamibi scan. How is this test different? Per my doctor I'm taking  50,000 IU Vitamin D once a week  because my body is eliminating that along with the calcium. Should I be  taking Vitam D? I was also told I'm anemic. They seem to have similar symptoms. I can't get any answers! Can you help me?
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It seems I might have the wrong doctor. More to come. Sigh!
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It sounds like the doctors is looking strongly at parathyroid disease. It's not uncommon to have a negative sestambi scan and still have issues going on.

HAve you looked at the parathyroid.com site. that can help get you some suggestions.
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