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Low Vitamin D and High Uric Acid
3 months back I had low vit D - 7.5 and high uric acid 7.37. I have given only one inj. Arachitol 6L IU and he told that's enough for a year. Even after 3 months I felt no improvement in my symptoms of muscle pain and back pain with occasional joint pain and stiffness. Because of lockdown I have consulted another doctor and he said one injection is not enough. He prescribed Arachitol Nano 60000 IU to be taken every week for 10 weeks.
Febustat 40 : 0-0-1 x 30 days for uric acid
Evion LC : 0-0-1 x 30 days
Trendcal : 0-0-1 x 30 days
Kindly advise if this is safe..? Thanks doctor.
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Seems you are having proper treatment. But difficult to really comment.
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repeat serum VitD levels.Then take a personal consultation.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Need detailed history and evaluation
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Dr. Disha G
General Medicine
4 yrs exp
Delhi
One injection of Arachitol Nano 6L IU is usually enough to raise Vitamin D levels.
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Kindly send your latest reports in private chat and consult for treatment.
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