Important Contact Information
- Primary Endocrinologist: _________________
- Emergency Contact Number: _______________
- Nearest Emergency Department: ____________
Emergency Warning Signs
Severe Hypercalcemia (High Calcium)
- Severe confusion or disorientation
- Extreme muscle weakness
- Severe abdominal pain or vomiting
- Irregular heartbeat
- Severe lethargy or difficulty staying awake
Severe Hypocalcemia (Low Calcium)
- Muscle spasms or tetany
- Seizures
- Severe tingling in fingers, toes, or lips
- Difficulty breathing
- Laryngospasm (throat tightness)
Emergency Actions
If Experiencing Severe Symptoms:
- Call emergency services (911) immediately
- Take your prescribed calcium supplements if hypocalcemic
- Contact your endocrinologist
- Have recent lab results ready if available
- Bring this plan and medication list to the hospital
Current Medications
- Medication Name: _________________ Dose: _______
- Calcium Supplements: ______________ Dose: _______
- Vitamin D: ______________________ Dose: _______
Recent Lab Values
- Last Calcium Level: _______ Date: _______
- Last PTH Level: _________ Date: _______
Additional Instructions
Follow-up Care
- Schedule follow-up appointment within ____ days of emergency
- Bring all hospital discharge papers to next appointment
- Update medication list as needed
Keep this plan updated and easily accessible at all times