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Occasional acute weakness
After a gap of around every 2-3 months, I feel acute weakness (sometimes accompanied by dizziness). In march 2015, I had vitamit d deficiency (less than 10) and high pth levels (158) which came to normal after around 6 months (vitamin d = 64 and pth = 42). However, still I feel acute weakness (sometimes accompanied by dizziness) after gap of several months (2-3). All other tests were normal (bp, sugar, b12, thyroid) Very rarely also feel heavy head. Also experiencing continuous muscle contraction in right hand for past 2-3 months. 1 year ago neck x-ray revealed straightening due to muscular spasm but as per specialist it was normal. Please suggest.
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Nothing much to worry... Consult nearest physician for relevant investigations as you require certain lab tests to rule out possible pathologies...1. Discard or minimize stress factors as much as possible.
2. Eat properly and limit carbs in your diet .
3. Supplement with magnesium citrate powder and malic acid.
By doing so, you will strengthen your blood sugar handling system, avoid or overcome fatigue symptoms and lethargy, reduce your risk for numerous health problems and bring about healthy adrenal glands...consult physician for further help.
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