A patient presents with polyuria and elevated prolactin levels. There is family history of father died due to renal stones. He has Ca2+of 12 g% and PTH levels of 260 IU/L. Most likely diagnosis is:

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A patient presents with polyuria and elevated prolactin levels. There is family history of father died due to renal stones. He has Ca2+of 12 g% and PTH levels of 260 IU/L. Most likely diagnosis is:

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