Causes of high urinary calcium

When the patient checks the urine routine, he finds that the calcium level in the urine is high, which may be due to exogenous intake of calcium-containing drugs, such as excessive intake of calcium tablets, or due to abnormalities in the endocrine and metabolic system of the human body, such as hyperparathyroidism, which can significantly increase blood calcium, so urine calcium will also increase. If the human body has malignant tumors and shows bone metastases, causing bone destruction, it will also cause calcium in the blood and urine to increase, such as multiple myeloma or bone metastases with tumors, so patients need to carry out targeted examinations to determine the cause of high urinary calcium. When normal human urine calcium is high, it will cause kidney stones to increase, so it is easy to affect the patency of the urinary system. Because stones can be stuck to the urinary system, can cause urinary tract hydrops.