PARATHYROID SPECIALIST – DHA LAHORE Specialist diagnosis and treatment of parathyroid gland disorders in DHA Lahore, correcting the calcium and PTH imbalances that affect your bones, kidneys and energy. پیراتھائرائڈ غدود گردن میں موجود چھوٹے غدود ہیں جو خون میں کیلشیم کی مقدار کو کنٹرول کرتے ہیں۔ ان کے زیادہ یا کم فعال ہونے سے ہڈیاں کمزور، گردے میں پتھری اور تھکاوٹ ہو سکتی ہے۔ ڈاکٹر رضوان نیازی کیلشیم اور PTH ٹیسٹوں کے ذریعے تشخیص کر کے مناسب علاج فراہم کرتے ہیں۔ The parathyroid glands are four tiny glands in the neck that control the level of calcium in your blood by releasing parathyroid hormone (PTH). When they become overactive or underactive, calcium levels rise too high or fall too low, affecting your bones, kidneys, muscles and energy. An overactive parathyroid (hyperparathyroidism) raises blood calcium and can quietly weaken bones and cause kidney stones, while an underactive gland (hypoparathyroidism) causes low calcium with tingling and cramps. Dr. Rizwan Niazi pinpoints the problem with blood tests and provides the right treatment. SIGNS & SYMPTOMS Calcium imbalance can cause wide-ranging symptoms, often summed up as bones, stones, abdominal groans and mood moans. Feeling tired, low and run down is one of the most common effects of abnormal calcium. High blood calcium can cause recurring, painful kidney stones. Calcium pulled from the bones makes them ache and weakens them over time. High calcium can make you feel very thirsty and pass urine more often. Low calcium causes tingling around the mouth and fingers and muscle cramps. Calcium imbalance can affect concentration, mood and memory. CONDITIONS WE TREAT Parathyroid problems fall into a few main types, each needing accurate testing to manage safely. Hyperparathyroidism: too much PTH raises blood calcium and drains the bones. Hypoparathyroidism: too little PTH lowers blood calcium, causing cramps and tingling. A small, usually benign growth on a gland is a common cause of overactivity. Long-standing imbalance pulls calcium from bones and can lead to osteoporosis. Persistently high calcium can damage the kidneys and cause stones. Low vitamin D can drive secondary parathyroid overactivity and must be checked. DIAGNOSIS & TREATMENT The right test results guide whether the problem needs medical management, vitamin correction or surgical referral. Blood tests for calcium, PTH and vitamin D pinpoint exactly which problem you have. Medical management, calcium and vitamin correction, or referral for surgery when a gland is overactive. Regular checks of calcium, bones and kidneys keep you safe and on track. Abnormal calcium and PTH can quietly affect your bones and kidneys. Book a consultation with Dr. Rizwan Niazi in DHA Lahore for accurate testing. Parathyroid and calcium problems are easy to miss on routine checks. As an endocrinologist, Dr. Rizwan Niazi interprets calcium and PTH together and manages the condition safely, including knowing when surgery is needed. Calcium, PTH and vitamin D are read together to reach the correct diagnosis. Calcium, bones and kidney function are tracked so the condition stays controlled. Clear guidance on whether medical care or surgical referral is the best option for you. If a blood test has shown abnormal calcium, a parathyroid assessment is the next step. Message the clinic with your results and we will guide you. The four parathyroid glands in the neck control the level of calcium in your blood by releasing parathyroid hormone (PTH). Calcium is vital for bones, muscles and nerves. Hyperparathyroidism means one or more parathyroid glands are overactive and release too much PTH, raising blood calcium. Over time this can weaken bones and cause kidney stones. Diagnosis is based on blood tests for calcium, PTH and vitamin D, sometimes with imaging. Dr. Rizwan Niazi interprets these together to find the cause. No. Some cases are managed medically with monitoring and vitamin correction. Surgery is recommended in selected cases, and Dr. Rizwan advises when it is the right option and arranges referral. Yes. An overactive parathyroid pulls calcium out of the bones, which can lead to osteoporosis and fractures if left untreated. It can be. An underactive parathyroid (hypoparathyroidism) causes low calcium, leading to tingling, muscle cramps and spasms, and needs specialist treatment.
Parathyroid Disorders Treatment
in Lahore | Dr. Rizwan Niazi
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What Is Parathyroid Disorders?
Symptoms of Parathyroid Disorders
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Fatigue & Weakness
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Kidney Stones
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Bone Pain & Fragility
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Excessive Thirst & Urination
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Tingling & Cramps
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Low Mood & Poor Focus
Types of Parathyroid Disorders
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Overactive Parathyroid
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Underactive Parathyroid
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Parathyroid Adenoma
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Calcium & Bone Loss
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Kidney Effects
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Vitamin D Link
How Parathyroid Disorders Are Treated
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Calcium & PTH Testing
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Targeted Treatment
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Ongoing Monitoring
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Why See an Endocrinologist for Parathyroid Disorders?
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Expert Interpretation
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Safe Monitoring
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Right Treatment Path
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Frequently Asked Questions
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