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Can protien deficiency cause sharp pain near heart like pins and needles which stays all the time and doesn't go away?
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It is very uncommon
Seen commonly in vitamin/ minerals deficiency
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Medication under prescription is advisable
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Protein deficiency directly wouldn't cause pain in specific area as you have explained. There must be gastritis / vitamin/ mineral deficiency. Sometimes issues with nerves will also cause such kind of pain.
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Yes sometimes, if the pain persists it might be also due to acidity
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General vitamin and mineral deficiencies can.
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