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Vitamin B Profile low

Hi Doctor, I reviewed my recent blood reports and would appreciate your advice. * Folate (B9): 3.5 ng/mL (low) * Vitamin B12: 245 pg/mL (low-normal) * Vitamin D: 31.4 ng/mL (sufficient) * Magnesium: 2.21 mg/dL (normal) * Homocysteine: 22.7 µmol/L (elevated) * CRP: 29.93 mg/L and ESR: 25 mm/hr (elevated) Could you advise whether I need folic acid and/or B12 supplements, any additional tests, and when to repeat them? I’m also experiencing persistent calf and lower-leg pain. Could these results contribute to the pain, or do I need further investigations? My recent dental treatment may be relevant to the elevated CRP. Thank you.

Weight loss

I am suffering from diabetes for last 12 years and my weight is 112 kgs. I'm taking regular medication of diabetes. I want to start oempic. How do I go ahead with it? My earlier doctor once suggested me. But now I am transferred to Mumbai and before starting I want to consult a doctor.

Query: Generalised Skin Darkening, Weigh

I am a 20-year-old woman with PCOS experiencing generalised skin darkening despite religious sunscreen use, approximately 10 kg weight gain after starting myo-inositol and D-chiro-inositol, recurring acne, skin texture changes, severe fatigue, weakness, brain fog, abdominal discomfort during running, and pelvic sensitivity. My thyroid, cortisol and CBC tests were reportedly normal. skin is a concern and I want oral medicine for that. My symptoms are affecting my daily functioning and quality of life. I need further investigation into the underlying cause and, importantly, assessment for appropriate oral medication rather than topical treatments alone. What investigations and treatment options would you recommend?

Need help; Vitamin D - 9.8

My blood reports had vitamin D3 of 9.8. Post that I took 60,000IU once a week for 4 weeks. Post 1 week, can I start supplementing 5000 IU of vitamin D3 and k2 daily for 3 months? Please suggest, if it is okay or I should minimise the dosage? I am at a sitting job, I don't get enough time to have sunlight as well.

Weakness and muscle pain

Hello Doctor, I would like to consult you about my daytime tiredness and sleepiness. I often feel tired and sleepy during the day, even when I get enough sleep at night, and sometimes I feel low on energy. I work out regularly in the evening for at least 1.5 hours. I am currently not taking any medicines. About 3 months ago, I suffered from anxiety and also experienced panic attacks. I would like to understand whether my current daytime tiredness and sleepiness could be related to stress, anxiety, my diet, exercise routine, or any nutritional/vitamin/mineral deficiencies. Could you please advise me on whether I may have any nutritional deficiencies and what dietary or lifestyle changes you would recommend? Thank you, Doctor.

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