This document discusses two endocrine conditions: hypercalcaemia, a condition where calcium levels are too high in the blood which can be caused by issues with the parathyroid gland or tumors and has symptoms like constipation and bone pain; and glycosuria, where sugar is present in the urine, which can be caused by untreated diabetes or kidney issues and results in increased urination. Treatments for hypercalcaemia include flushing calcium from the body, rehydration, surgery, or reducing bone resorption.

1. Endocrine SystemHypercalcaemiaGlycosuriaBy Tricia Mitchell

2. HypercalcaemiaA condition in which the calcium levels are elevated in the blood.

3. CausesAbnormal parathyroid gland functionTumorVitamin D disorderRenal failureOther disordersHyperthyroidismPaget's diseaseThiazide

4. Signs & Symptomsconstipation MoansBone painsKidney stones DepressionConfusionAnorexiaIncrease urination

5. treatmentsFlush excess calcium from bodyRehydrate HemodalysisSurgeryReduce bone resorbtion

6. GlycosuriaRefers to sugar or glucose in the urine

7. Glycosuria Is reclaimed by kidneys and filtered into bloodstream

8. CausesUntreated diabetesGlucose reabsorptionRenal glycosuria

9. Sign & SymtomsOsmotic diuresis

10. ReferenceWikipediaInternet