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Knee pain and sensation in left hand
Dear all i am 37 yrs male i am facing issue while sitting down walking and stretching my legs there is pain in my both knees even using stairs it is too much and in my left hand i feel jhanjhanahat some time like its getting numb my vitamin D is 15.6 what will be the reason and how can i get rid of this. Ven i get up in the mor my back pain back of my chest
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Looking at the history given by you and assuming that you are unable to seek medical care due to corona virus lock down I am giving my opinion.
It seems you have problem of knee pain , numbness of hand chest pain and back pain
Knee pain may be exertion or due to early osteoarthritis
Tingling and numbness if not associated with weakness is usually due to Vit B deficiency
Back pain and neck pain appears to be due to spondylosis
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Blood investigations that need to be done are CBC, RA, CRP, Serum vit B, serum creatinine, liver function test.
Review these reports with an orthopaedic surgeon or consult me with reports directly on Practo
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If you don't have any history of diabetes , hypertension, renal disease or allergies then you can try
1. Tab voveran d 50 mg twice a day for 5 days
2. Tab Renerve plus once a day for 30 days
3. Cap Uprise D3 60 K once a week in the morning with milk for 4 weeks
along with hot fomentation and Volitra gel.
Caution to be exercised before taking medication as there are chances of acidity, nausea , vomiting, gastric irritation, constipation and allergic reaction . if this happens then please show the nearest consultant on an emergency basis.
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