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primary -persistent hypercalcemia, elevated levels of PTH, check bone mineral density, check signs of hypercalcemia, check for adenoma of one of the parathyroid glands, most common in postmenopausal women
secondary- elevated PTH but calcemia is normal or low, check for diet limited in vitamin D or Ca, chronic renal failure, malabsorbtion
tertiary-most common after chronic renal diseases that cause hypocalcemia leading to hyperplasia of parathyroid, here serum Ca is elevated.
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