The clinic is specialized in treating primary hyperparathyroidism, and I’m confident that they know what they’re doing. After reading one of the lasts posts again, it’s not entirely correct. PTH will still cause the bones to release calcium, although at a normal rate. That’s why calcium treatment is recommended for several years after the surgery. It’ll be a while before I test PTH and calcium again. I’ll be monitored for MEN1, and I think I’ll check everything at the same time.
