What would increased areas of calcium deposits indicate?
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It can indicate a few different things, but you need to talk with a doctor.  The answer depends on the context and you probably need other diagnostic tests performed and interpreted by a medical professional to really figure out what is going on.  One common finding is calcium deposits in mammograms, which can be markers for abnormal cell growth ranging from harmless benign tumors to cancerous growth that requires immediate treatment.  But don't guess or sit here on Answers worrying... go find out from the experts.
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cALCIUM, vITAMINS, tISSUE ETC.
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could be nothing more than irritation from barometric changes. there my be nothing you can do for it. it could also be ecxima
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well wht exactly do u mean by decalcification in b/w ur teeth?r they chippin off?\n  decalcification as the name suggest is the loss of calcium, which is an vital ingredient 4 our teeths, start takin calcium enriched things, u can ask ur dr 2 prescribe u sme calcium supplements, in teh case if u hav calcium deficiency...do get checked up by dentist to find the cause.
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It sounds like you might have a low platelet level. Please tell your doctor about these spots ASAP.
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i think that means you are prone to have kidney stones. \nnow please don't worry. this information may not be true
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Hard water usually contains calcium and other deposits.
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probably common \nbut check with your dds or doc for advice
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gout?? i had it, to much protine can turn into crystal deposits on your joints , very painful!!
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might be a kidney stone.
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stones, infection, cancer, many sorts of kidney disease.  You should seek medical attention
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That's all the parathyroid does--control the blood calcium level.  If the parathyroid is out-of-whack.....your calcium levels can become dangerously high (over 9 is too high).  If it gets up over 15, you can have a stroke or heart failure and you will have instant osteoporosis.  If your calcium is very high--it's coming right out of all your bones.  If you think you have this or have been diagnosed--I hope you see a really good endocrinologist.\n\nThis is a great site for explaining the functions and problems that can occur:\nhttp://www.parathyroid.com/
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it is called cramp,i bet she has fluid in her long and she has the imbalance of certain minerals.please give a full blood test to check for +K,+CA,+NA,then i can tell you
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this is sometimes seen on cardiac echo, and has no significance...it can make a heart look enlarged when someone does a chest xray...but its not the heart that is enlarged...it just has more fat around it than usual
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calcium deposits are a part of athrosclerosis, the aging process of the blood vessels, this is normal for everyone, healthy diet and exercise as well as a good cholesterol control would slow down this process, thats all we can do to prevent them, good luck
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Calcium deposits can occur in the breast as a result of swelling, injury, aging blood vessels, a duct plugged with milk years before, or cancer.  Taking calcium pills does not cause them.\n\nThere are two types of calcification:\nMicrocalcifications - These calcium deposits appear as very fine white specks on a mammogram.  A radiologist carefully studies the shape and size of the calcium deposits to determine if they require further study.  Most often, microcalcifications have nothing to do with cancer.  However, in about 30% of cases they can be related to an early breast cancer. \n\nCoarse calcifications - On mammogram, these calcium deposits appear as single white dots that are larger in appearance than microcalcifications.  They are usually benign (not cancer).
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It is a finding on xray, that is very dense, as dense as bone, but is not a bone.  It is evidence of an old infection that has been sequestered to a lymph node.  Fungal infections, tuberculosis, parasites and some environmental elements can be taken out to the lymph nodes, where the body has a particular reaction, called a granulomatous reaction, ie forms a granuloma, and takes care of the infection.  Frequently, the granuloma gets calcified before the body can clear up the debris, and it will be with you always.  I have had one in my left armpit for the last 40 years.  They always comment on it in mammograms, but it is stable and is just an incidental finding.  Almost never are calcified granulomas evidence of any current disease process.  Rest easy, all is okay.  If that is the worst finding in your health workup, go celebrate.