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Vitamin B12 level 163 and vitamin D 15
Having muscle pain tiredness mood changes frequent kidney stones and pcod. She in non veg frequently eats chicken and drinks twice to thrice tea.please suggest tteatement for deficency and kidney stones and pcod
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Both values are genuinely low - B12 163 and vitamin D 15 easily explain her muscle pain, tiredness and mood swings. With a repeated kidney stone history I never start vitamin D blindly: serum calcium, urine calcium, uric acid and kidney function first, then correct D in supervised doses. B12 can be replaced safely and she should cut tea to twice a day and drink close to 3 litres water daily to keep stones away. PCOD needs its own treatment - weight, insulin resistance and cycles - supplements alone will not fix it.
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Get CBC, B12, vitamin D, serum and urine calcium, creatinine and a kidney ultrasound, then book a consult with me on Practo or at Synergy Multispeciality Hospital, Miraj with the reports - I will start the correct doses and a PCOD plan together.
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Vitamin B12 is low (163 pg/mL) and may contribute to fatigue, muscle aches and mood changes. Treatment is advisable after assessing the cause. With recurrent kidney stones, maintain good hydration and avoid unnecessary calcium/vitamin D supplements without medical advice.
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Mr. Puspendu Khan
General Physician
1 yrs exp
Kolkata
All these are quiet deep issues needs consultation with all basic reports
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your muscle pain, tiredness, and mood changes alongside PCOD and low B12 and vitamin D levels are often connected, since these deficiencies can make PCOD symptoms feel worse. Please see a gynaecologist for the PCOD and a physician for the B12, vitamin D, and kidney stone workup together.
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Correcting these deficiencies usually needs supervised dosing given your kidney stone history. Please don't self-start any supplements on your own.
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