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Pain in bones and muscles
I am having pain in complete body. Pain occurs anytime doing something or sitting idle. I am moderate active person. My BMD T score is -1.5.
But my vitamin d and calcium tests are perfect. Ra factor and thyroid is also negative. All reports are normal. I have seen an orthopedic, he suggested to exercise more and to have calcium and vitamin d supplements.
What I am concerned is, if my calcium and vitamin d levels are normal, do I need to take their supplements?
Can there be any other reason I have low bmd?
Thanks
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Dr. Karuna Chawla
Homoeopath
25 yrs exp
Noida
Low Bone mineral Density is when your bone density is lower than normal, but not low enough to be considered osteoporosis. It may mean that you have a greater chance of getting osteoporosis if you lose bone in the future because you have less bone to lose. So ur doctor is correct exercise n take calcium n Vit D supplements
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Dr. Alok Tripathi
Homoeopath
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
hi I understand your concern homeopathic treatment offers best results in such cases without any side effects better consult with me online now share more details on private chat
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Dr. Merlin
Homoeopath
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
In ur case it’s muscular pain, do regular excercise n tone.
Good no deficiency.
U can take some healthy drink to balance regular protein ,calcium n vit D .
Coz muscle needs all this in repair.
Chat online so I can guide you accordingly
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