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Hi, do Vitamin defeciencies (esp. D3) cause frequent headaches, anxiety or depression? Due to the current COVID situation, I am predominantly working from home last 14 months.
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Dear you, Yes vitamin deficiency can have similar symtoms of depression and anxiety but not similar causes.  Step 1 - start supplements. Step 2- you have to go out in sunlight and socialise no matter what. Break that comfort zone.
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Hi it can be due to limited intake of water. Working long hours in a computer can also cause headaches. Thinking about an uncertain situation,unable to spend time out, etc all these can cause headache, anxiety, depression. For further consult with me online.
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Vitamins and supplements are important as some times our diet and routine does not fulfil the deficiency. You must spend time in the sun and also take the supplements post checking from a GP or your known medical practitioners.
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Exercise, sunlight , spend time with nature and friends Change lifestyle
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It does have an affect to a certain extent , it would be helpful if you could show your GP and get the relevant blood tests done for him/her to analyse the levels and suggest diet / medications accordingly
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