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Yes vitamin B5 is the most common cause of burning sensation.
You may take Multivitamin tablet for 15 days .
Do blood test like CBC,serum electrolytes,LFT
Review your reports to your doctor
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B12 and B1 deficiencies often associated with nerve dysfunction in form of parasthesias .
But there can be many things involved here .
Focus on holistic healthcare
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Please get your Vit B12 levels checked and report. Depending on the values further treatment plan, route of drug administration etc can be adviced.
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Check serum B12 level.
Vegetarians usually have b12 on the lower side. Try adding b12 enriched food in your diet. Would suggest dairy products like cheese, yogurt. Cereals, dryfruits like cashews, pumpkin seeds etc..
Kindly consult a physician if the symptoms persist or worsen. Good luck 👍
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b12 level and diet modification
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monitor other symptoms also.
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Could be vitamin, mineral deficiency .However burning sensation in only one hand could be due to nerve related issue as well.
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As you mentioned you are vegetarian it might be due to vit- B12 deficiency . You can take supplements tab methylcobalamin 1500mcq once daily .
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It could be Vit B12 or D3 deficiency.
Please get your complete health package done from a reputed Laboratory and consult with a General Physician, preferably for a physical examination and further management.
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Burning sensation is a very vague symptom. It can be related to nutritional deficiencies, systemic illnesses or even dermatological conditions
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You can take vitamin supplements like neurobion forte once daily
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Seems to be Vitamin B complex deficiency
More detailed history is required but meanwhile follow these:
1 Stay hydrated
2 Make sure to consume one fruit everyday & one green vegetable everyday
3 Avoid outside food and oily items
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It could be due to vitamin deficiency or other thing .
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need more details for the proper diagnosis
Do consult someone
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Maybe due to Vitamin B12 deficiency or otherwise
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Consultation for detailed discussion and medication is advisable
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Burning or tingling sensations in the hands can sometimes indicate a deficiency in vitamins like B12, especially in vegetarians, as they may lack sufficient dietary sources of this vitamin. A deficiency in B12 can lead to peripheral neuropathy, which can cause symptoms like tingling or burning sensations. It is recommended to get a blood test to check vitamin B12 levels and, if needed, consider supplementation.
Additionally, ensure that your electrolyte levels, including calcium, are normal, as imbalances can sometimes contribute to such symptoms. Incorporating vitamin-rich foods such as dairy, leafy greens, and fortified foods might help. However, the exact cause needs a detailed evaluation.
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There can be possibility of vitamin B12 deficiency aa it is most common in vegetarians
Lab report for the same is recommended
Eat more green vegetables, curd
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May be a vitamin b12 deficiency
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Do report of vitamin b12 and vitamin d3 as optional
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injectable are more useful and requires less doses than oral intake
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It can be related to vitamin B12 deficiency.
Take vitamin supplement.
Kindly connect for prescription
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May be vitamin deficiency
Take more green leafy vegetables
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kindly consult once for discussion
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It is a very non specific history, since how long do you have this symptom? Is it associated with any redness or tenderness? If not, it could be vitamin deficiency
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take tab neurobion forte daily once meanwhile
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Can be due to nutritional deficiencies like vitamin b 12
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According to your query and sign and symptom you want to know about the cause and Treatment of disease as you have mentioned as above as -
Please take consultation for better evaluation and best Treatment as it need complete history of patient as personal and family history.
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Please follow good life style as
• take plenty of fluid and
• take less spicy and fatty foods and
• take home made food only and
do exercise regularly with yoga and meditation and
• keep positive attitude to fight any disease and any problem of your life .
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