Hyperparathyroidism Primary, Secondary, and Tertiary - Simple and easy to understand

[@Frugal_Not_Cheap]

Thanks for clarifying the difference between secondary/tertiary! Much helpful

[@growingwithlizzieliz8102]

Thanks for this info, I just found out I have hyperparathyroidism and I just feel so overwhelmed.

[@gabbott432]

Look at my comment I just posted today and see if this applies to you.

[@AbdulHannan-dd8yi]

Much better explanation of hard topic❣️

[@tracysmith245]

very hard when you live with the other one hypopara

[@kuroe-chan5190]

I just found out my path is fairly high at 142. Never had this test even though I’ve suffered from half of these symptoms for years. Stomach pain unexplained, vomiting and appetite loss has been very bad this year and drs couldn’t figure it out …well hope this turns a light bulb on

[@gabbott432]

Read my recent comment and see if this is helpful for your situation. Sometimes Doctors miss the easy ones to fix. Good luck.

[@varungupta9629]

​@@gabbott432where?

[@varungupta9629]

How is the situation for you?

[@priscillaanimations2836]

My dad is in dylisis. I got his lab results and his. Lab of Pth intact is 134 H. Is there ways to lower it?

[@প্ৰাণপ্ৰতিম]

Thank you.

[@joserubenpolomercado4654]

Great video, but you need to talk about Phosphate level when talking about 1, 2, 3 hyperparathyroidism

[@kayodeojoawo6606]

Very good explanation of the concept

[@teztageahune]

Thanks for info.

[@abdualgumemohamed7973]

Well done

[@jasmineothman3492]

Great 😍

[@boyandbelugee]

Thank you!❤

[@amna725m]

Thank you ♥️

[@Xxsoulxxsoul989]

Amazing

[@darkmoon3646]

Thanks man

[@cmhardin37]

Why doesn't osteoclast activity cause hypercalcemia in secondary?

[@burning3391]

great 😘😘😘😘😘

[@semsemsemsem5049]

Great