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What Causes Joints Pain And Vomiting After Having Meals?

I am typhoid patient my weight iz increasing what to do i dont eat weat and heavy food iam women and had 5 c sections last baby is 5year old joints pain and vomiting after meals i dont have money for treatment hubby supose i am doing dramacan any one of you help me may Jesus s help you any advice i am dependant on him he dont take care of me i want well now
Tue, 23 May 2017
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From your history it looks like you might be having Bullemia nervosa
usually women experience this eating and vomiting episodes

Needs psychosocial support and counseling

joint pains
you have not mentioned your work pattern but your weight also puts strain on joints so work on reducing weight by healthy diet and exercise plan

but likely you have vitamin D and calcium deficiency and also poor nutritional status could be assumed according to your history.

so I advise you to take good nutritious diet and Multivitamins, mineral supplement.
and regular exercise / yoga.
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What Causes Joints Pain And Vomiting After Having Meals?

From your history it looks like you might be having Bullemia nervosa usually women experience this eating and vomiting episodes Needs psychosocial support and counseling joint pains you have not mentioned your work pattern but your weight also puts strain on joints so work on reducing weight by healthy diet and exercise plan but likely you have vitamin D and calcium deficiency and also poor nutritional status could be assumed according to your history. so I advise you to take good nutritious diet and Multivitamins, mineral supplement. and regular exercise / yoga.