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Deficiency of D3 and B12.body pain
I am 21 years old .I have UTI and deficiency of vitamins D3 and B12 since last two years. Is any reason of cause of vitamin. Deficiency due to UTI.if yes then which type of a doctor I should contact. And what kind of medicine I should take.B12 label is 59pg/ml and D3 is 3.10ng/ml.which medicine I should take and how long.
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Take ayurveda medicines for this
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Hi... There are studies which proves that Vitamin D deficiency can lead to pelvic floor diseases in womens. Also Vitamin D deficiency can lead to Muscle weakness, reduced bone strength, general weakness and many more. Vit. D is made in our body when we get exposed to sunlight. As ur Vit. D level is 3, u should have supplements and a proper diet. If you follow in a proper way, your Vit. D level will increase in 4-6 months.
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Have soyamilk, egg, fortified dairy products, salmon fish, tuna fish, paneer, tofu, fruits.
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Ur problems 1.Vit B Deficiency 2.Vit D Deficiency VIT B COMPLEX RICH FOOD vitamin, B-complex vitamin helps in the smooth functioning of our body. B-complex vitamins comprise of Vitamin B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B7, B9 and B12. From making new cells in our body, regulating nervous and digestive system, promoting red blood cells to reducing the risk of birth defects, B-complex vitamin enriched foods should be included in your daily diet. Vitamin B1 (Thiamine): Foods enriched with Vitamin B1 include cereals, rice, wheat, maida, poha and rava. Also, you can have multi-grain bread, fortified cereals, whole-wheat pasta, pulses or lentils such as moong dal, masoor dal and chana dal as they are loaded with Vitamin B1. You can also go for some whole pulses that include moong dal, channa, red kidney beans, dark green leafy vegetables such as spinach, asparagus, fenugreek, lettuce and cabbage. Some other food items that have Vitamin B1 are soy foods, whole grains such as wheat germ, pork, fish, egg, milk, meat, ham and nuts Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine): Foods such as potatoes, eggs, beans, red meat, and fortified cereals contain high amount of vitamin B6. Folate: Green leafy vegetables such as spinach, fenugreek, turnip greens, asparagus have high folate content. You can also go for fresh fruits and vegetables that are excellent sources of folate. For example, liver, legumes, dried beans and fresh orange juice. Also, fortified bread, cereals and rice is loaded with folate. Vitamin B12 (Cobalamin): Natural sources of vitamin B12 are found in fish, red meat, eggs, poultry, milk, milk products and cheese. Soy products and cereals also have high vitamin B12 content. VIT D RICH FOOD Fatty fish, like tuna, mackerel, and salmon Foods fortified with vitamin D, like some dairy products, orange juice, soy milk, and cereals Beef liver Cheese Egg yolks To get vitamin D from food, fish is a good option.
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