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Back pain,low energy level
I have continuous back pain. During my pregnancy i have not taken calcium and iron supplements due to excessive vomitting issue. My child is now 2yrs old and still i am breast feeding him. I had c section. I have continuous back pain. As i do house hold chores the pain starts increasing. And i get exhausted too early. Within very short time my energy level goes very down. I feel weakness in my legs and body and back pain increases. Before pregnancy also my energy level was not that good.
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Try n get.aome testing done, this seems to b an osteopenic condition of continuous loss of calcium n magnesium from bones and muscles..if u r still feeding,.hope u r on good diet n calcium supplements now plus do generalised strengthening exercises....
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Multiple issues and need treatment including improvement in diet and posture.
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