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Joints pain
Hi,
I hve joints pain from past 3 days. Pain keeps fluctuating. No fever, cough or cold.
Shoulders, elbow, knee etc.
When I walk I feel my bones have become stiff.
I visited a physician he has prescribed anti biotics + inflammation tablet yesterday. He also suggested to get tested for Dengue after 3 days if pain is still there.
I got tested for Platelets on same consultation day. Results - 3.6L platelets.
But pain has increased now. It comes & goes in every joints.
I have history of Vitamin D deficiency earlier.
Is my Vitamin D low? Should I start taking Vitamin D tablets?
I am vaccinated + no history of COVID infection.
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Hello.
Multiple joint pains can be due to many reasons. Vitamin d deficit can also be one of the reasons.
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You may need further investigations
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