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hi calcium in blood, not hyperparathyroidism
why is my calcium hi in the blood, not hyperparathyroidism
Have you checked your vitamin d level? If you are taking supplememts of D and its high it can affect calcium absorption and cause that to be high as well. Treatment for that is to cut down on vitamin D.
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