Pain in fingers and toes and feet

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Have been experiencing pain in my toes and fingers and feet since the last one month. I am 43 years old. 70 KGS. I workout and lift heavy weights. I experienced this problem some 5 years ago. At that time my vit D was 5 . Taking am injection fixed that problem. I did a test on 30 march this year. My calcium was 8.4 B 12 was 130 Vit D 34

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Ms. Anoli Jobalia (PT) Physiotherapist 12 yrs exp Mumbai · Accepted Answer

Ms. Anoli Jobalia (PT)

Physiotherapist 12 yrs exp Mumbai

You should continue taking vit d. It is still borderline. However in the mean time you should also visit rheumatologist to rule out rheumatoid arthritis

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