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Pressure in Head and Face & Vitamin Rprt
I have reduce around 18 kgs since last 5 months. Took Neurobion Forte x 1 tablet for 2 months and Vitamin D shots once a week for 6 weeks. Attached latest vitamin report. I do moderate to intense workout 5 days a week and sometimes I feel pressure in my head and face usually while walking. This usually happens once a while only may be once a week and not everyday. Usually on the days when I am exerted. Bp and sugar levels are normal.
Medical History: Dengue last year in November, High BP in January which was controlled after weight loss.
My queries are:
1. Do I need to worry for head pressure? Do I need to consult for this or is this normal?
2. Do I need to continue vitamin supplement and for how long?
3. Any diet recommendations?
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It looks like u r dieting to reduce your weight .
It's fine u took neurobion forte n vit D .
R u taking any steroids for body building ?I hope not .
1. Your problem is increased pressure on head n face ,at present I think it may be a nonspecific symptom. Still do an eye check up to rule out papilloedema , a condition seen in increased brain pressure which it is associated with obesity .
2. Can stop neurobion forte . Can take vit D for another 1month .If u r taking nonveg then not to worry for vit B12 .Do have some sun exposure daily for your vit D synthesis in body .
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Do a physical visit to a Neurologist for further evaluation.
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