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I have developed lumbar scoliosis, I came to know today by x-ray reports, also the blood test suggested high uric acid and insufficient vitamin d level, what should I do for scoliosis
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5 min of daily outdoor activity in the sunlight is sufficient to meet the daily vitamin D requirement of our body. So do that. Further state what is your uric acid level along with the reports...& if you are suffering from any comorbidity..please state that & last , if you have any allergy in any medicine,mention that.
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