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She has been a falaria since years but it never got worse, since a few days she is suffering from severe pain and inflammation, last year she was diagnosed with low vitamin d, around the same time of the year. What should we do?, is there any food that triggers it.? Can she the tablet of (trypsin+chymotrypsin with paracetamol and aceclofenac) tablet?
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Tablet with the combination may provide temporary relief from the pain and swelling.
Severe pain and inflammation is due to the filariasis.
Get the proper treatment of filariasis (may be surgical).
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Vit D deficiency not trigger severe inflammation as such. Only bony pain with mild swelling is the main clinical feature.
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Dr. Rahul Kumar Pandey
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Yes..It can be taken
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