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Fatigue in body
I am working from home and rarely go out of home .Even without exercise i always have a body while going to sleep and after waking up from sleep. i lower leg have pain when i wake up from sleep and start walking but after walking for sometime it works ok ..
I am always having pain in lower leg and back.pls let me know what can be the reason for it.
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Maintain fluid electrolytes balance
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Tab cipzox(1-0-1)3days after food.
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as you are a computer professional,siting
in front of computer for long hours you got
muscle cramps.do some easy stretches
3-4times a day.
take plenty of fluids.
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Few blood investigations will be require .
Proper treatment to overcome this problem
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Dr. Pritam Duttagupta
General Physician
12 yrs exp
Kolkata
Lack of exercise can also cause bodyache.
Musculoskeletal skeletal pain is most commonly seen.
But Vitamin D deficiency or any other musculoskeletal disease can be behind this.
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Consult doctor for detailed advice. need more information.
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