Parathyroid, Calcium & Bone Disorders

Targeted Care for Hormonal Imbalances Affecting Bone and Mineral Health

Your parathyroid glands regulate calcium levels in your blood and bones—playing a vital role in nerve function, muscle control, and bone strength. When this system is out of balance, it can lead to fragile bones, kidney stones, fatigue, and serious complications if left untreated.

At the Gastroenterology and Advanced Metabolic Institute of Texas, our endocrinology team provides expert evaluation and personalized treatment for parathyroid, calcium, and bone metabolism disorders, helping you maintain long-term skeletal and metabolic health.

Conditions We Treat

• Primary Hyperparathyroidism: Overactive parathyroid glands causing high calcium levels, fatigue, kidney stones, and bone loss
• Secondary Hyperparathyroidism: Often linked to chronic kidney disease, resulting in abnormal calcium and phosphorus levels
• Hypoparathyroidism: Low parathyroid hormone levels, leading to muscle cramps, tingling, and low calcium
• Osteoporosis: Weak and brittle bones caused by hormonal imbalance or calcium loss
• Osteopenia: Early-stage bone loss that increases the risk of fractures over time
• Calcium Imbalance (Hypercalcemia or Hypocalcemia): Abnormal calcium levels due to hormonal or metabolic conditions

Our Diagnostic & Treatment Approach

We begin with a full evaluation, including detailed symptom review, lab testing (calcium, PTH, vitamin D), and bone density scans (DEXA). Based on your condition, treatment may involve:

• Lifestyle and nutritional counseling
• Calcium and vitamin D supplementation
• Hormonal therapy
• Osteoporosis medications to strengthen bone
• Referral for surgical parathyroid evaluation when needed

We closely monitor your progress and adjust treatment plans to protect your bone health and overall well-being.

Strong Bones Start with Balanced Hormones

If you’re experiencing fatigue, bone pain, fractures, or calcium-related symptoms, let us help. Schedule Your Evaluation at the Gastroenterology and Advanced Metabolic Institute of Texas Today