Want some diet for increase calcium

2020-09-29 12:26:41
I have some pain in my legs. I have low calcium. I want to short out of this problem. Please do needfull..
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Answered2020-09-30 14:04:45

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Dear user, I would suggest you to consult me personally as only improving calcium level won't work alone. Vitamin D is very much important for proper absorption of Calcium. If your diet is insufficient in Vitamin D or Calcium, other won't be effective alone. So your diet need to be customized as you are young so opting any other option would not be right for you. Also I need your more details to look into this concern and guide you properly. Your weight, eating pattern, lifestyle, your blood reports like how much low calcium is there?.. All need to to be discussed and cross checked
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Answered2020-09-30 02:24:12

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Hello, First of all you check your vit D and vit b12 levels.You can take calcium rich foods milk,paneer curd,green leafy veg, ragi,dry fruits.For proper absorption of nutrients you need to do some active exercise on regular basis You also need yo take a balanceddiet.
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Regular exercise 45min

Answered2020-09-30 11:18:41

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First chk ur vit d 3 and vit b12   level.  Increase calcium rich  food such as all whole grains  ragi, millet,  chana and all pulses . Increase healthy and balanced diet Increase protein and daily intake.
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Answered2020-09-30 10:47:06

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Need to check your Vitamin D3 levels and Calcium too. Include milk and milk products, non veg, eggs ,soya in diet. Consult me on Practo online consultation for a personalized diet plan.

Answered2020-09-30 05:50:15

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Along with calcium rich food you need calcium magnesium vit D rich neutraciticals.
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Feel free to book my vedio consultation appointment from practo will help you sure
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Do not ignore calcium defficiency it becomes worsen you health with age

Answered2020-09-29 13:57:20

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Hello mam...if you want to increase the calcium level...so you have to get include calcium rich food like all dark green leafy vegetables , all milk & milk products you can incorporate in your Diet...& If you the increase the calcium level you have to check your vitamin D3 level also..so kindly go through this guidelines

Answered2020-09-29 13:34:06

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Please include Calcium rich foods in your diet. Include daily milk in your breakfast or take it before bed. Add Ragi (excellent source of calcium) seeds, green leafy vegetables, paneer , soy and tofu in your diet.

Answered2020-09-29 12:51:23

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