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Did you have to specifically ask for those levels to be checked? I ask because I've had blood tests done before for various reasons, but I never thought about parathyroid issues even when I've thought of thyroid issues.

Thyroid and parathyroid tests aren't routine where I work and generally aren't checked unless there's a clear hypothesis pointing towards parathyroid dysfunction. It's actually a lot cheaper and simpler to check your blood calcium levels (which is part of the routine blood test) first and then move onto other tests--blood calcium levels will be through the roof if you have an overactive parathyroid and low if you have a non-functioning/dysfunctioning one.

Trapped in the city of one loo

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