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Parathyroid Disease: A Root Cause of Osteoporosis | Deva Boone, MD 

Margie Bissinger
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Links:
Website | southwestparathyroid.com
Free Parathyroid Disease Analysis Tool | www.southwestparathyroid.com/app
“If there's a problem with your parathyroid, they often stop regulating things properly and they make too much hormone. And that keeps taking calcium out of your bones, even though you don't need it taken out anymore. So you can get severe Osteoporosis as a result of this tiny little tumor.”
-Deva Boone
Deva Boone, MD has dedicated her career to the understanding and treatment of parathyroid disease, combining compassion, knowledge, and experience to provide world-class care to all patients.
After obtaining her MD at Cornell Medical College, Dr. Boone completed a general surgery residency in New York City and endocrine surgery fellowship in Chicago, IL. She then subspecialized in parathyroid surgery. She joined the Norman Parathyroid Center in 2014, where she performed over 3,600 parathyroid operations and consulted with thousands more patients with suspected calcium and parathyroid abnormalities. In 2020 she left to open the Southwest Parathyroid Center in Phoenix, Arizona. Very few surgeons worldwide have treated more parathyroid patients than Dr. Boone.
She is a frequent speaker on parathyroid disease and enjoys teaching both patients and other physicians about calcium, Vitamin D, and the parathyroids. In this episode, she shares how important the parathyroid glands are when it comes to our bones, and then she tells us how to interpret our blood work so we do not miss a parathyroid tumor that can be a root cause of osteoporosis. This talk is filled with life-changing information.
Timestamps:
[05:00] Blood Work and Blood Calcium Levels
[10:05] Exact Numbers of Calcium and Why It’s Important
[19:12] The Issue of Low Calcium Levels
[26:45] The Free Parathyroid Disease Analysis Tool and How it Works
[35:48] Parathyroid Surgeons Versus Other Surgeons
[43:12] Dr. Deva Boone’s Perspective on Vitamin D
[49:56] How Low is Vitamin D when it’s a Parathyroid Issue?
DISCLAIMER - The information presented on this podcast should not be construed as medical advice. It is not intended to replace consultation with your physician or healthcare provider. The ideas shared on this podcast are the expressed opinions of the guests and do not always reflect those of Margie Bissinger and Happy Bones, Happy Life Podcast.

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Комментарии : 4   
@GG-qy2js
@GG-qy2js 23 минуты назад
Thank you. VitD info is so helpful.
@lindahardy4882
@lindahardy4882 Месяц назад
Excellent! If you are newly dx with osteoporosis, this is so informative and both Margie and Dr. Boone are really care.
@deebrooks9488
@deebrooks9488 2 месяца назад
Margie I'm glad you asked about low calcium. I'm still a little unsure about it. She said ideal levels are 9.4 to 10.0. For a 62 year old is 9.2 considered an issue?
@redtailpilot
@redtailpilot 6 месяцев назад
Wow! Very Informative interview. Learned so much about my upcoming parathyroidectomy in a few weeks. I'm a 58y old male. 46:50 is exactly what my PD did with regard to Vitamin D. He's a great doctor and I'm so glad he had the foresight to send me to specialist for my high calcium/PTH levels. So I'll forgive him for that little misstep 😂 Thank You Dr. Boone!
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