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Mrzechmeister Posted 21 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
Parathyroid hormone vs calcium
I need help. someone could explain to me the relationship between calcium and the parathyroid hormone
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Yikes, this doesn't sound like an English language problem. Are you posting on the right site? MH
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- MH
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Yikes, this doesn't sound like an English language problem. Are you posting on the right site?
MH
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hi,
parathyreoid hormone (PH) is produced in the parathyroid gland. Between PH and Calcium (Ca) there is a so-called negative feed-back regulation, that means that means if Calcium is low/high the production of PH increases/decreases.
PH leads to
1) an increase of the calcium mobilisation out of bones
2) an increase of the intestinal calcium absorption
parathyreoid hormone (PH) is produced in the parathyroid gland. Between PH and Calcium (Ca) there is a so-called negative feed-back regulation, that means that means if Calcium is low/high the production of PH increases/decreases.
PH leads to
1) an increase of the calcium mobilisation out of bones
2) an increase of the intestinal calcium absorption
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