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The body feels laziness weakness and tired everyday. before skin is white now skin become dark ( kala pad gaya ) .dry cough since 1 month and feels chills( thand lagna )also leg pair and also sometimes stomach pain in both sides only.
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As you described your symptoms it seems you are having Nutrtional deficiency . Please check your thyroid too .
Please get full body blood test done and check with a general physician. You should not procstinate your problem much longer
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Looks like anemia due to vitamin deficiency. Would need further evaluations and history.
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Need more information but following tests can be done before consult.
CBC
TSH
FBS, PPBG, HBAIC
URINE. R/M
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Proper evaluation will be necessary
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review with a general physician or can consult me through the practo app
Health Tips
do not delay an in person hospital visit of you develop fever, Shortness of breath and severe dizziness
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Sign of post menopausal changes and deficiencies of vitamins and thyroid .
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Evaluation needed
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Your ongoing tiredness and weakness could come from anaemia, a thyroid problem, or a vitamin deficiency. These are common and usually treatable. Skin that's darkened over time is worth mentioning to your doctor too, since it can point to the same causes. Your dry cough and chills over the last month are most likely a separate, lingering infection.
Next Steps
Get a CBC, thyroid, and vitamin D or B12 test done to find the exact cause. See a general physician this week, since several symptoms together need one proper workup rather than treating each separately.
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See a doctor sooner if you develop high fever, breathlessness, or the cough brings up blood.
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