What happens to your body as you lose blood? What happens that makes you die when you lose too much blood? If you lose enough blood that you have to have a transfusion are there side effects (from losing the blood not from getting other blood)? Could you end up in a coma from blood loss, if it were severe enough?
Parathyroid Gland and Kidney Stones. The parathyroid glands are four tiny glands located within the thyroid gland in the neck. They produce parathyroid hormone, which helps control the amount of calcium in the blood. If your parathyroid gland is too big (enlarged), it can cause your body to produce too much parathyroid hormone (hyperparathyroidism). This may lead to too much calcium in the urine, which makes it more likely that you will have calcium kidney stones.
Parathyroid hormone influences the levels of both calcium and phosphorus in the body. A portion of PTH is split into 3 fragments in the parathyroid gland before systemic release.The 3 fragments are an amino or N-terminal fragment, a midregion fragment, and a carboxy or C-terminal fragment.The active intact PTH and the amino terminal fragment are physiologically active in the body. portion of PTH is split into 3 fragments in the parathyroid gland before systemic release. The 3 fragments are an amino or N-terminal fragment, a midregion fragment, and a carboxy or C-terminal fragment. The active intact PTH and the amino terminal fragment are physiologically active in the body.