Do You Have Primary Hyperparathyroidism? Take the Quiz to Find Out!
At the Norman Parathyroid Center, we specialize in identifying and treating primary hyperparathyroidism, and we know how confusing the symptoms can be. This quick self-assessment quiz is designed to help you determine whether your symptoms and lab results may be consistent with parathyroid disease. Just answer a few simple questions about your health and lab results and you'll receive an instant assessment of whether primary hyperparathyroidism might be a concern.
Remember, it's not about how high the calcium is but rather how long it has been high. Early detection is key to avoiding long-term complications. Take the quiz now and gain clarity about your health!
**Please note: This quiz is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.Have you experienced unexplained fatigue or persistent tiredness, even with adequate rest?
Have you experienced memory problems, difficulty concentrating, or “brain fog”?
Have you had recent episodes of depression, anxiety, or irritability?
Do you suffer from frequent headaches?
Have you noticed increased thirst and frequent urination?
Have you experienced bone pain or been diagnosed with osteoporosis or osteopenia (low bone density)?
Have you developed kidney stones?
Do you experience heart palpitations, atrial fibrillation, or other cardiac arrhythmias?
Do you frequently have gastric acid reflux, heartburn, or GERD?
Do you have trouble sleeping or experience insomnia?
Do you feel a general sense of illness, “feeling bad” that’s hard to describe, or a lack of interest in activities you once enjoyed?
Have you experienced recent high blood pressure that seems difficult to control?
Have you been diagnosed with elevated calcium levels in your blood?
Have you had high parathyroid hormone (PTH) levels on recent lab tests?
You scored points
6 or More Points:These symptoms might indicate hyperparathyroidism (parathyriod disease), which causes high calcium and elevated PTH levels. Schedule an appointment with your healthcare provider for further evaluation or become our patient.
3-5 Points:
You may have symptoms associated with parathyroid disease. It’s worth discussing your symptoms with your doctor, especially if you have elevated calcium or PTH levels.
2 or Fewer Points:
You are unlikely to have classic parathyroid disease. However, if you have any symptoms, consider discussing them with your healthcare provider.