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Pain and Vit D deficiency
I have vitamin D deficiency (19ng/ml) and taking  Uprise d3 60k for 4weeks. I get calf/lower leg pain, worse after side sleeping unknowingly. Is this common? How can I avoid side sleeping and reduce pain?
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Any muscle overuse / exercise strain Uni lateral or bilateral Dehydration
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Continue vit D3 intake weekly 6ok weekly for a total of 6-8 weeks followed by maintenance dose of 1k-2k units daily If it persists rule out radiculopathy Do serum ALP B12 and PTH n phosphorus
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Morning sunlight exposure or sunbathing Hydration Gentle calf stretching
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Is this happen after long walk or running or just normal day ?
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Continue taking vit D once a week for another 4 weeks and add a calcium+magnesium supplement for 1 month. Keep active throughout the day, the symptoms you are experiencing is similar to muscle cramps. Keep drinking water at least 2L per day, all pain will go away. You can sleep to the side as well no harm
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Continue Vit D, no need to check blood levels immediately
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Hydration
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Need detailed history
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Take calcium and D3 supplements and pain medicine for few days. Do exercises
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Needs some blood test should be done
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