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Suggest Remedy For Body Ache And Dizziness Caused By Vitamin D Deficiency
Question: Due to vitamin d low there is pain all over body and giddiness there is any other way to make me feel better any medicine
Brief Answer:
Certain pain killers alongwith some additional supplements may help
Detailed Answer:
Hi! Welcome to health care magic!
I hope you are replacing the low levels of vitamin D. It may take few weeks to months to get symptomatic relief after replacing vitamin D, however after replacing the levels should be repeated to avoid over treatment with vitamin D as increased levels are also associated with troublesome.
You may also look for other possible causes of your symptoms like, vitamin B12, B6, calcium, Thyroid levels, Blood random sugars, and other autoimmune diseases like fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndromes.
Meanwhile, using analgesics like acetaminophen alongwith codienes for severe pains will help. You can also start using B-complex and folic acid supplements alongwith calcium chewable tablets. If symptoms doesn't improve in next 2 month, get work up of autoimmune afterwards.
Hoping you a speedy recovery. If you dont have any more questions, please close the discussion. Regards.
Certain pain killers alongwith some additional supplements may help
Detailed Answer:
Hi! Welcome to health care magic!
I hope you are replacing the low levels of vitamin D. It may take few weeks to months to get symptomatic relief after replacing vitamin D, however after replacing the levels should be repeated to avoid over treatment with vitamin D as increased levels are also associated with troublesome.
You may also look for other possible causes of your symptoms like, vitamin B12, B6, calcium, Thyroid levels, Blood random sugars, and other autoimmune diseases like fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndromes.
Meanwhile, using analgesics like acetaminophen alongwith codienes for severe pains will help. You can also start using B-complex and folic acid supplements alongwith calcium chewable tablets. If symptoms doesn't improve in next 2 month, get work up of autoimmune afterwards.
Hoping you a speedy recovery. If you dont have any more questions, please close the discussion. Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Yogesh D
Ya i had checked ESR 2;vitamin B12 471;serum folate 22.4; thyroid 1.3 ; serum iron 20;transferrin 39; transferrin saturation 26; serum ferritin 67; and serum crp <4.0 just my vitamin d level is 19
Brief Answer:
Add calcium supplements and further workup options
Detailed Answer:
Hi! Thanks for sharing the details. You see, most of the workup your physician have done is based on the lines, we have discussed in earlier conversation. It is good to see that workup details in your case have ruled out rheumatological conditions as CRP and ESR are normal and thus rule out variety of chronic inflammation disorders.
Few more things, to proceed with, will be uric acid levels. Get these tested if you haven't checked them before.
Also that, vitamin D acts by altering with cycle of calcium and phosphates in the body through a hormone called parathyroid hormone or PTH. Get these levels done to see effects of vitamin D and any disruption in this cycle.
Also that, if these turn out to be normal get levels of alkaline phosphatase and creatinine kinase in next step to rule out myopathies and bone resorption disorders.
Using calcium supplements alongwith vitamin D will also be helpful.
You can discuss the details later through my profile directly, once these are done, for next plan of action, if you wish so. Hoping you a speedy recovery. Regards.
Add calcium supplements and further workup options
Detailed Answer:
Hi! Thanks for sharing the details. You see, most of the workup your physician have done is based on the lines, we have discussed in earlier conversation. It is good to see that workup details in your case have ruled out rheumatological conditions as CRP and ESR are normal and thus rule out variety of chronic inflammation disorders.
Few more things, to proceed with, will be uric acid levels. Get these tested if you haven't checked them before.
Also that, vitamin D acts by altering with cycle of calcium and phosphates in the body through a hormone called parathyroid hormone or PTH. Get these levels done to see effects of vitamin D and any disruption in this cycle.
Also that, if these turn out to be normal get levels of alkaline phosphatase and creatinine kinase in next step to rule out myopathies and bone resorption disorders.
Using calcium supplements alongwith vitamin D will also be helpful.
You can discuss the details later through my profile directly, once these are done, for next plan of action, if you wish so. Hoping you a speedy recovery. Regards.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
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