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Vitamin deficiency
I only have 8.8 vitamin and having severe knee pain in both legs from last month.Since then I have been takin vitamin  and calcium tablet.But the pain is kept increasing..what to do..?Is there anything to worry?
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Take analgesic tab oint + show vit report repeat.        Contact through online through
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Self medication is not good mam. Need to ask few questions regarding your problem before coming to an conclusion.
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don't self medicate.
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Can help you with the next course of action and treatment plan. Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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Hi., I can understand your concern. You can take pain killers with vitamin tablets. If issue persist, need to rule out, RA factor LFT TFT CBC.
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Knee pain can be due to defeciency or osteoarthritis also... You can consult for further advice and medications if required after that.
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