If you are comfortable with the expertise of your urologist, then I do not see any reason to change doctors. If you feel your questions are not being answered or your treatment not up to expectations, then perhaps a consultation from another physician would be in order. Hyperparathyroidism Curuous if surgery is the only viable option for hyperparathyroidism. Of course, the main determining factor is the degree of elevation of the serum calcium itself. There is no effective medical treatment of hyperparathyroidism.
Surgery is the cure.
An injectable compound which lowers the PTH level and calcium level is in clinical trials, but still probably several years away. The first time I was treated was when I was about 6 years old. The second time I was 27 or 28. Again I was put on synthroid only to be taken off. My Dr. finely sent me to another Dr.