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Lack of calcium
I have weak bones and feel lack of calcium in my body. Which test should I undertake- a full body check-up or see a specialized doctor?
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Get your calcium and vit d levels checked
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serum ionized calcium serum vit D
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HELLO GET DEXA SCAN OF THE BONE ,SERUM CALCIUM LEVEL DONE COMPLETE HAEMOGRAM DONE THEN CONSULT A PHYSICIAN AND DECIDE BYE
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You should consult your physician so that relevant tests could be done after proper evaluation. Usually Serum calcium, S. phosphorus, S. Albumin and Vitamin D levels are the basic tests u may get it done.
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If it is your personal assessment, take professional opinion. There are several reasons for weakness.  At the 31 years of age we do not expect osteoporosis and weak bones. Get a physician examination done before going very for tests.
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Common tests required to know the status of bone are- Serum calcium, phosphorus, Vit D3,Vit B12. BMD(Bone Mineral Density). But even if u do these tests,u will not able to interpret the results. Any bone disorder has to be ruled out. I advise you to Consult General Physician.
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Hello there.  I can understand your concern. I think it would be better if you meet a physician first becaude after examining you, he would be having a better idea as to what tests are required. Usually calcium, phosphorous, vit b12, vit d levels are done along with a Complete haemogram. Best regards. Dr. Anil kumar jain. Bangalore.
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