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Back pain since 2 days.
My mother aged 85. Todays reports
S.pth.........................39.70.
S.phosphorus............4.1.
Vitamin D...................36.2.
S.ca............................ 9.1
S.ALP............................90
S.creatnine.....,.........1.05
All other parameters are normal.
Only her TSH levels are 6.550
Was injected olimab 60 mg some 18 months ago.
She takes Thyronorm 25 regularly. Also takes Caldison D3 once a month..
She is having sever back pain. She is on pain killers since 2 days. Pain had reduced but due to her age she is uncomfortable while getting up and sitting down. Lying down position has no real pain.
Please advise treatment and vitamins for old age.
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She might have lumbar spondylosis
Get xray of her spine
Medication, physiotherapy would help her
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consult orthopaedician with xray
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