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In the night before I go to bed, I can feel strong pulse in the back of my head and throat.. it's very evident.. I go to sleep in 5-10 minutes but I wake up at 5 am leaving me with 6-6.5 hours of sleep.. I'm so focused on tat pulse and it disturbs me a lot.. ecg done a month ago and it's normal.. no thyroid.. I have pain in the right center side of my chest. It's painful to touch.. at times, double vision of words and blurred vision of far off objects.. prediabetic at 5.7 Legs ache from lower back till my feet Right knee joint pain.. when I sit down and get up its very painful Please suggest
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Check your BP.. need some blood test ..mainly vit b12 and vit D, blood sugar.need x ray of back..ophthalmology check up. Go for online consultation for better details
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Avoid more stress and tensions,don't overthink,just relax and be positive always,drink plenty of water and eat healthy and balanced diet,You may require certain blood test to know any defeciency.. and get your eye check up done with an ophthalmologist.
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