Frequent sensitivity to cold, constipation, and dry, brittle nails are classic signs of hypothyroidism (an underactive thyroid gland), where a slow metabolism impacts the whole body. While uncomplicated hypothyroidism does not cause a true fever, lowered immunity or coexisting nutritional deficiencies (such as iron or zinc) can lead to repeated infections and a low-grade fever. Check your thyroid profile , FBS, PPBS and review with reports.

Mostly due macronutrient deficiency You can take supplements for vitamin b12 and d3

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Complaints  r involved multiple system  which were not inter connected.  Go for examination  in corporate hospital

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Please consult a physician physically for clinical evaluation for

Probably nutrition and vitamin deficiency. Get your tests done and eat supplements according to that

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Your immunity is very low.probably not eating enough to cause constipation.eat more fruits and vegetables drink more water.take nutritious diet.multiple vitamin deficiencies Check cbc ,iron levels, TSH.vit D and B12 vitamin

Could be nutritional deficiencies . Check for thyroid, vit d , iron and vitamin b12 deficiency

Mostly its due to minerals like zinc and vitamins like c and b deficiency.

Your symptoms suggest that there may be an underlying nutritional deficiency or hormonal disorder. Frequent infections, constipation, dry hair, brittle nails, and delayed wound healing can be seen with conditions such as iron, zinc, vitamin B12 or vitamin D deficiency, hypothyroidism, or diabetes. I recommend getting evaluated with CBC, TSH, fasting blood sugar/HbA1c, iron profile (including serum ferritin), vitamin B12, and vitamin D levels. Maintain a balanced diet rich in protein, fruits, and vegetables, stay well hydrated, and seek an in-person consultation with the reports for further evaluation and treatment.

Avoid fried and spicy food Water intake. More Green leafy vegetables more Fiber meal Do connect and consult Will help you

Based on these symptoms, the most likely underlying causes are a severe micronutrient deficiency (particularly zinc or vitamin C) or an underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism). ​Potential Causes ​Zinc Deficiency: Highly matches this presentation. Zinc is essential for immune function, collagen synthesis, hair/nail strength, and tissue repair. A deficiency directly leads to: ​Frequent infections, colds, and fevers ​Delayed wound healing ​Dry hair and weak/brittle nails ​Hypothyroidism: An underactive thyroid slows down metabolism and cell turnover, which commonly causes: ​Constipation ​Dry hair and brittle nails ​Lowered immunity and sluggish wound healing ​Broad Nutritional Deficiencies: Low levels of Vitamin C (crucial for wound repair and immunity), Iron, Protein, or Vitamin D can also cause a combination of immune weakness, poor tissue repair, constipation, and hair/nail changes. ​Recommended Next Steps ​Consult a Doctor: Schedule an appointment with a primary care physician. ​Key Blood Tests to Request: ​Complete Blood Count (CBC) ​Zinc & Iron / Ferritin levels ​Thyroid Panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4) ​Vitamin D and Vitamin B12 levels ​Dietary Adjustments (in the interim): ​Increase intake of zinc-rich foods (seeds, nuts, legumes, eggs, shellfish, lean meat). ​Ensure adequate hydration and fiber intake to help with constipation.

Does your Clinical history have low weight or weight loss ...then its pointing towards malabsorption of food and nutrients. Its a sign of weak gut of your body. Since proper nutrients are unable to reach ur body from gut you have weaker immune leading to frequent infections. Major nutrients deficiency- Calcium Vit D and Vit C,  zinc,  Biotin and B12

It can be due to nutritional deficiencies and can also have underlying metabolic or endocrine imbalance

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