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What Could Cause Sudden, Constant Fatigue, Hot Night Sweats With Itching And Pain In Feet?
I m continuously tired ... Day and night .. It s not a sleepy tired just a worn out tiredness ..having hot night sweats.. Itching... One of my feet is in pain ... During the day I come over very tired I have to lay down or I would fall down ...and now I m waking in the night for drinks .. I m not depressed in fact I m the oppersite have a good life active .. I exercise a bit each day I.e walking and small indoor exercise I m 54 been through my change ... It s the day time sudden tiredness that scares me the most cos it comes out of nowhere and I have to lay down .... I do not have the money to pay you for this answer so if you don t reply I will understand
Wed, 18 Dec 2013
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It looks to be generalized weakness due to ageing.
It usually occurs after stress,b12,folic acid,calcium,d3 deficiency and early sign of diabetes.
You have to go for complete body profile investigations to rule out underlying condition.Start treatment accordingly.
Otherwise start B12,folic acid,calcium,d3,minerals and other supplements.
Intramuscular injections of B12 is advisable.
Ibendronate,risedronate will be helpful to prevent osteoporosis.
Eat nutritious,calcium,protein rich diet.
Drink more water and energy drink.
Go for exercise,yoga regularly.
It looks to be generalized weakness due to ageing.
It usually occurs after stress,b12,folic acid,calcium,d3 deficiency and early sign of diabetes.
You have to go for complete body profile investigations to rule out underlying condition.Start treatment accordingly.
Otherwise start B12,folic acid,calcium,d3,minerals and other supplements.
Intramuscular injections of B12 is advisable.
Ibendronate,risedronate will be helpful to prevent osteoporosis.
Eat nutritious,calcium,protein rich diet.
Drink more water and energy drink.
Go for exercise,yoga regularly.
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