Hello: I am 52 and I have been eating healthy for the past 10 years. I have walked 5 days weekly for the past 6.5 years. After a routine bone density test at the onset of Menopause, I was diagnosed with Osteoporosis. My hip and femoral neck number was 2.2 and my lumbar was 3.4. I was shocked that I could have it. I had lost 30 pounds in the last 10 years and kept it off for 5 years now. I eat lots of calcium and I take calcium supplements and Vit D supplements. I asked my doctor to do blood/urine tests to try to determine why I would get it when I am doing these things. My Vit D level was good and the blood tests were all normal except for a high calcium test & a slightly high phosphorus test. My thryoid test was normal but it was not the parathyroid test as the parathyroid controls calcium absorption. I started on Fosamax today. My ob/gyn nurse practioner said she thinks the high tests as just from my diet and to stop the calcium supplements. I will follow her instructions but I asked her to refer me to an endocrinologist who I saw in the past. She seemed put out but said she sent an email to the doctor but she may not want to see me. I do have an appt. with a Rheumatoligist in a month that she suggested. I talked to an Internist at my work and he agreed that seeing an Endocrinologist is a better idea with my test results than a Rheumatoligist at least to start with in my treatments. Anyway, did anyone else have high calcium tests when diagnosed with Osteoporosis?