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Hi,
I recently did my complete body checkup.
I have Gilbert syndrome from 1 year.
Deficiency of B12 also. ( Taking injection )
In recent test my lymphocytes count is 46. Is this an issue ?
I am experiencing joints pain from 5-6 days. I shown to physician recently & taking Antibiotics + T.montus + Dolopar but my joints pain is not reducing. It fluctuates from elbow , shoulders & knee.
I feely knee also have became weak & unable to walk like I did before.
Is this because any inflammation in my body?
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Dr. Rupal V Rana
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Yes it could be due to inflammation caused by B12 injection at the injection site . You can take anti inflammatory meds for the pain & inflammation at injection site , for Gilbert’s syndrome get your LFT done regularly
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