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PTH stands for parathyroid hormone, which is involved with calcium

metabolism. They check that when you have more advanced renal failure.

Patients who need it get a prescription for calcitriol (a type of vitamin-D

precursor). A few, not all, dialysis patients eventually have to have the

parathyroids removed.

Pierre

Re: test results

> Hi ,

>

> It's good to hear from you (I'm only now reaching your post - please

forgive

> me!). All afternoon, I was thinking about your " Two years " hope... Your

> neph is probably right, All the BUN advocates I know are post transplant

> parents who are very sensitive to dehydration factors. However, I'm

> completely clueless as to what PTH is? What am I missing?

[snipped]

>Cy

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PTH stands for parathyroid hormone, which is involved with calcium

metabolism. They check that when you have more advanced renal failure.

Patients who need it get a prescription for calcitriol (a type of vitamin-D

precursor). A few, not all, dialysis patients eventually have to have the

parathyroids removed.

Pierre

Re: test results

> Hi ,

>

> It's good to hear from you (I'm only now reaching your post - please

forgive

> me!). All afternoon, I was thinking about your " Two years " hope... Your

> neph is probably right, All the BUN advocates I know are post transplant

> parents who are very sensitive to dehydration factors. However, I'm

> completely clueless as to what PTH is? What am I missing?

[snipped]

>Cy

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PTH stands for parathyroid hormone, which is involved with calcium

metabolism. They check that when you have more advanced renal failure.

Patients who need it get a prescription for calcitriol (a type of vitamin-D

precursor). A few, not all, dialysis patients eventually have to have the

parathyroids removed.

Pierre

Re: test results

> Hi ,

>

> It's good to hear from you (I'm only now reaching your post - please

forgive

> me!). All afternoon, I was thinking about your " Two years " hope... Your

> neph is probably right, All the BUN advocates I know are post transplant

> parents who are very sensitive to dehydration factors. However, I'm

> completely clueless as to what PTH is? What am I missing?

[snipped]

>Cy

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Thanks Pierre!

Cy

Pierre Lachaine wrote:

PTH stands for parathyroid hormone, which is involved with calcium

metabolism. They check that when you have more advanced renal failure.

Patients who need it get a prescription for calcitriol (a type of vitamin-D

precursor). A few, not all, dialysis patients eventually have to have the

parathyroids removed.

Pierre

Re: test results

> Hi ,

>

> It's good to hear from you (I'm only now reaching your post - please

forgive

> me!). All afternoon, I was thinking about your " Two years " hope... Your

> neph is probably right, All the BUN advocates I know are post transplant

> parents who are very sensitive to dehydration factors. However, I'm

> completely clueless as to what PTH is? What am I missing?

[snipped]

>Cy

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