Hypocalcaemia Questions

At this point your calcium level is normal so nothing to worry. It is slightly on upper side if you are taking any calcium supplements so should stop it for a while.
Hope this helps.

There is no calcium deficiency from your description and you have an inflammatory lesion there at the spot and need a checkup.

It can be a simple pain.
Better take a multivitamin tablet.
And avoid heavy lifting.
Do regular exercise.

Start giving her caldoc medicine by curae health. In case you can not order online then you can buy sandocal from your local medicine store.

Hello lybrate-user.
Just calcium deficiency is not the cause.
We have to go to the roots of the disease. Calcium deficiency can be just a superficial factor. And just taking the supplment will not help.
It will again come down once you stop taking it as you cannot take it lifetime.
My suggestion is to take proper homoeopathic treatment to cure the cause.
You can consult me at Lybrate.
Till then you can take a multivitamin tablet. With calcium as vitamin d is necessary for...more

Apart from the low calcium you must be having an underlying problem like hypothyroidism or parathyroid problem
You will have to get investigated for that
please check your vitamin D3 level also

Overreactive parathyroid glands
Cancer
Diseases like tuberculosis and sarcoidosis
State of immobility
Severe dehydration
Hereditary factors
For further evaluation and medicaiton consult online in private.

Hi Lybrate User,
you can follow a proper diet plan and intake some ayurvedic medicines for increase calcium.
Diet:-
use milk, curd, paneer, leafy vegetables, orange, nibu, ragi floor, maze etc.
Avoid heavy food, fast food, junk food, khowa, refined oils, saturated fats items.
Follow diet schedule (gap between two meals) for proper digestion.
Medicine:-
lakshadi guggulu 2 tab bid
gerlife-m 2 tab bid
with milk -- 7 am & 5 pm
jvn-7 2 tab bid
after foodmore

Major food vegetables and legumes/beans.
Fruit.
Lean meats and poultry, fish, eggs, tofu, nuts and seeds, legumes/beans.
Grain (cereal) foods, mostly wholegrain and/or high cereal fibre varieties.
Milk, yoghurt, cheese and/or alternatives, mostly reduced fat.

Hello parmar miteshkumar Vasantbhai! for joint pain u can have omega 6 rich foods which includes flax seeds, fish etc and for calcium eat milk products. consult us online for more information.
Thank you