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Doctor, 3years ago I had an abortion, since then continue 2 years I used contraceptive pills (duoluton l). But now I feel serious pain in my body like arms, knees, fingers, wrists, toes, neck, etc,. My neuro doctor suggest me to stop that pills. I have already increased my thyroid level 9.451. This pills is the culprit. Now I stopped that pills, but can't see no improvement. Pls doctor tell me what can I do for get rid of pain. Where I have to go for my well being. I have already puzzled due top
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Greetings,  sorry about the health concerns. you have pain for simple reason of having low vitamin d.   Just optimise your vitamin d level to normal lab value you will see reduction in pain.  There will need gradual reduction in pain.
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you need to have a holistic approach. get to see a dietitian who can change your diet plus change your lifestyle, then your thyroid will become normal.  never make the mistake of taking thyroid medication at the first place. hire a physio as your personal trainer as exercise helps build you from within.  maintaining a healthy lifestyle helps you to be a problem free individual.
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if for various reasons you couldn't start the above,  let me know will assist you to achieve well being.  please remember never focus on how many days have crossed to see results but focus on correct approach.  if any other questions or concerns do let me know.
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