Hypercalcemia Chronic

Article on chronic hypercalcemia:

Chronic hypercalcemia, or hypercalcemia, is a state of elevated calcium levels in the blood, which can be caused by various reasons related to impaired metabolism of this mineral. Hypercalcemia can be divided into two types: idiopathic, when it is not possible to establish a specific factor for its occurrence, and symptomatic, caused by the presence of certain diseases. Elevated levels of calcium in the blood plasma can lead to serious complications, such as dysfunction of the cardiovascular and nervous systems, osteoporosis, renal failure, etc. Treatment of hypercalcemia depends on the cause of its occurrence and may include diet, medication, and surgery. This article will review chronic hypercalcemia, its symptoms, causes and treatment.