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Diagnosed with vitamin b12 deficiency a month ago and taking mecobalamin 500 once a day. I might have a deficiency of vitamin d as well as it has been a persistent problem in the previous years. I work on a night shift which ends at 1 am and I also have rheumatoid arthritis with no active symptoms at the moment. Unable to fall asleep until 4-6 am everyday, and difficulty staying asleep since almost a month. Feeling very tired and feverish with severe muscle pains due to lack of sleep as the body doesn't at all feel rested. Any advise on which specialist I need to consult?
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Vitamin deficiency can cause imsomnia/ decreased sleep . Continue proper supplements
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include yoga
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You can consult personally for detailed discussion and ensure proper resolution to ur complaints.
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Instead of methycobalamine 500 take 1500 mcg and aslo vit D weekly shots N for trouble sleeping COSULT please
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consultation for detailed discussion and medication is advisable
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Did you start your night shift recently? If so it takes time for the body to adjust to the new timing. Need not worry Try breathing exercises, drink milk before going to bed. Try to wake up early in the morning to get some sunlight which is very good source of vit D. If you're stressed and unable to sleep since a long time, consult psychiatrist for counseling.
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This is because of stress , discuss on personal chat window
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I understood your concern  and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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Kindly consult
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Your problem is due to stress dehydration and lack of exercise... So focus on these you will feel better.
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Can be stress induced
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