Hello,
Thanks for your query at DoctorSpring.com
I understand your concern
I have reviewed your reports.
Elevated calcium levels may be associated with dehydration. Are you suffering from symptoms like depression/constipation/frequent urination/loss of appetite/weakness/bone pains? It is advised to get your parathyroid hormone levels checked.
Also, cholesterol levels show abnormalities such as very low levels of HDL (good cholesterol), and elevated levels of LDL (bad cholesterol) and total cholesterol and elevated triglyceride levels which is not a very good sign. You are also undergoing treatment of hypertension. You need to consider serious lifestyle modification to prevent yourself from any cardiovascular event in future. These include;
1. abstinence/reduction from alcohol consumption
2. avoid smoking
3. take healthy diet containing fruits, vegetables, whole grains, low fat dairy, fish (high omega 3 fatty acids), nuts, legumes, avoiding junk foods
4. Regular exercise atleast for 30 minutes/day e.g. running, cycling, jogging
5. moderate sodium consumption (2300mg/day)
6. Start lipid lowering drugs such as statins, niacin, fibrates with consultation of a cadiologist
High levels of triglycerides may be the cause of fatty liver.
Hope it helps. Feel free to discuss further
Regards

Hello,
Yes, dehydration could be a reason behind hypercalcemia.
Also, yes get the tests done as advised, and you can definitely bring cholesterol levels down through diet. We can stop statins in the future if that happens.
Regards.

Hello,
Thanks for getting back. As I said earlier this was transient rise calcium. That is a good thing. Let's wait for PTH levels. Till then you need not worry.
Thanks

I can't see your reports.
Kindly mail it to [email protected]
Regards.