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Posted by cozynana (Member # 34270) on :
 
Got a call from my doc today saying I have a small parathyroid adenoma.

That might explain my kidney stones, constipation, and high calcium levels.

Does anyone have any experience dealing with these naturally instead of surgery?

Like eveyone here, I want to avoid surgery if possible.
 
Posted by Razzle (Member # 30398) on :
 
Just sent you a PM...

And I meant to say Parathyroid instead of Pituitary, sorry! [bonk]
 
Posted by cozynana (Member # 34270) on :
 
Thanks raazle
 
Posted by n.northernlights (Member # 17934) on :
 
Boron for parathyroids is like iodine for thyroid.

But I have no idea if boron can shrink existing hyperparathyroid adenomas.

There are hyperparathyroid facebook groups and forums
 
Posted by sk8ter (Member # 8671) on :
 
Pls go to parathyroid com ..he is the worlds foremost dr for this and there is oodles of info there
 
Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
 
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Imaging of the area seems important and you could share that as you

You might also consult with a naturopathic physician who is also an acupuncturist.

I've had acupuncture change similar things entirely as it can help increase circulation to and remove certain "blockages" to an area.

Acupuncture even made some plantar warts on the bottom of my big toe disappear and heal completely. It was amazing.

Certain supplements might also be considered.

LL ND would be best but not necessary if just for this issue but do inform them of the lyme, still, as it may have some considerations.
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Posted by Keebler (Member # 12673) on :
 
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I assume you will discuss this with your LLMD.

Lyme & other tick-borne infections can confuse or complicate some matters so don't rely on blood work but get some kind of imaging, too:

Adding the link that sk8ter suggests, looks good

http://www.parathyroid.com/
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