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BSc - Food Science & Nutrition, PGD in ...read more

Dietitian/Nutritionist•Mumbai
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Methylcobalamin is s better absorbable form of B12.
Consult me online for the detailed diet chart
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I am 34 years male and I have tingling, burning sensation in my body along with weakness and numbness especially in hands and legs. This is there since December 4, 2016. How much should I be worried? I had done few tests per the physician including blood sugar, TSH, Uric acid, Vitamins-D and B12. My fasting BS is 97 mg/dl, HbA1c is 5.90, Total T3 is 0.96, Total T4 is 10.20, Calcium is 8.80, Cholesterol is 161 mg. DL, Urea is 21.4, Uric acid is 5.80, TSH is 5.56, and Vitamin-D level (D-25 Hydroxy) is 15.34. Kindly let me know what kind of dietary habits I need to follow and what basically should be a healthy lifestyle here in this case. Now, I am having Jneuron (Methylcobalamin Pregabalin), faster (herbal extracts with vitamins, minerals etc.) tablets along with D-rise (this one is once a week). The weakness, numbness seem to be little reduced, but it still persists to some extent along with transient tinglings. I have to also mention that I somehow did not follow a proper lifestyle for last few months like waking up late in afternoon, empty stomach for a long time, delayed meals, food irregularities, less veggies, too much tea etc. Kindly suggest, if I need to be concerned and any further tests if required to rule out some larger possibilities. Thank you.

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Pain Management Specialist•Jaipur
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Hello Mr. lybrate-user
As per information provided by u, you are suffering from paraesthesias due to peripheral neuropathy. Cause ranges from diabetes, Vit. B12 Deficiency (most common cause in your case), lead poisoning, etc.
Get Vit. B12, serum lead estimation.
Life-style changes: Get fresh juices and proteins in breakfast. Always take breakfast, lunch, and dinner on time. Try to sleep at night on time. Daily walk briskly for 30 minutes daily.
Kindly get the investigations done...more
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Homeopath•Vadodara
There are no major side effects except some random neurological irritations.
Take homoeopathic treatment for better results.
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Dermatologist•Indore
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Methylcobalamin is nothing but Vitamin B12.

You don't have acne because of any of above mentioned medicines.

Pimples might be because of other reasons like oily skin or hormonal changes.
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MD - Psychiatry, MBBS

Psychiatrist•Patna
Long term combiflam use may lead to peptic ulcer and kidney damage. Pregabalin/gabapentin/nortriptyline is a better option which act on pain pathways. Discuss these issue with your doctor.
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Pain Management Specialist•Delhi
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Thank you for contacting on this Lybrate. These side effects are very common with pregabalin and are expected to be resolved once your body gets accustomed to the drug, usually a period of 5-7 days. Preferably take the drug at bed time so that you are not bothered with these symptoms during dayvtime. For further discussion about your symptoms, you can definitely contact further.
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General Physician•Delhi
Take injection methylcobalamin 1000 mg daily, alternate days,twice a week,weekly,twice a month,monthly,
take tablet daily.
Diet as advised by your doctor.
If you find any problem ask again.
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Dr B M GUPTA
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General Physician•Alappuzha
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The recommended dietary allowance of vitamin B12 is 2.4 mcg per day
400–800 IU (10–20 mcg) of vitamin D should meet the needs of 97–98% of healthy people.
Thiocolchicoside and aceclofenac dosage is based on the pain
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