Parathyroid Medication Management Guide

Daily Schedule and Important Instructions for Parathyroid Disorder Medications

Endocrinology

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Last updated: Mar 24, 2025

Daily Medication Schedule

Calcium and Vitamin D Supplements

  • Calcium carbonate: Take ___ mg with meals

    • Morning dose: ___ mg
    • Evening dose: ___ mg
    • Take with food for best absorption
  • Vitamin D3: Take ___ IU daily

    • Preferred time: Morning
    • Can be taken with or without food

Prescription Medications

For Hyperparathyroidism

  • Cinacalcet (Sensipar®)
    • Dose: ___ mg
    • Frequency: ___ times daily
    • Must be taken with food

For Hypoparathyroidism

  • Natpara® (if prescribed)
    • Dose: ___ mcg
    • Time: Once daily
    • Requires refrigeration

Important Instructions

Monitoring Requirements

  1. Check serum calcium levels as scheduled
  2. Record symptoms daily
  3. Monitor blood pressure weekly

Special Considerations

  • Maintain consistent timing of medications
  • Report side effects promptly
  • Keep emergency calcium supplements available
  • Stay hydrated

Emergency Contact Information

  • Clinic Phone: _______________
  • After Hours: _______________
  • Pharmacy: ________________

Medication Adjustments

Do not adjust medications without consulting your healthcare provider

Next Appointment: //___

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