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Body pain and tiredness
18 months back I suffered from jaundice with bilirubin reaching 16 I used to take alcohol for the last 20 years.Lever cirrhosis had started and I was asked to go for a transplant,I decided not to go for it. Grdually my lever reversed and I am healthy again. I haven't taken alcohol for 18 months,but for the last 5-6 months I am having pain in my bones. I went through a complete medical check up my bilirubin is 2.3 and has vitamin d deficiency , for which I am taking a tablet (uprise-D) once a week which has benefited a bit, but I still feel low sometimes.please help me out.
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Start Tablet A to z daily
Tablet Caldison xt daily
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How was your vitamin D levels?
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