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What Causes Weird Feeling All Over Body Along With Pain In Legs And Hands?

I been having weird feeling all over my body . mainly my legs and hands . they hurt at night and during the day. it feels like my bones but I don t know . gripping things with my left hand is are and its a constant sharp pain . my right leg just throbs through the night .. im 26 . I smoke , and im a recovering alcoholic please help
posted on Tue, 24 Mar 2015
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Hello and welcome.

These could be withdrawal symptoms but there are numerous other things we need to consider. Alcohol consumption leads to reduced nutrient levels and so we need to check on your vitamin D levels, serum calcium, vitamin B12 levels, and so on. I am sure your doctor will know what to check, but if you do not have one then please write back to me using our premium service and I shall help you with the names.

For now, please do not take any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs as they can further worsen any deficiencies if present.

Best wishes.
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What Causes Weird Feeling All Over Body Along With Pain In Legs And Hands?

Hello and welcome. These could be withdrawal symptoms but there are numerous other things we need to consider. Alcohol consumption leads to reduced nutrient levels and so we need to check on your vitamin D levels, serum calcium, vitamin B12 levels, and so on. I am sure your doctor will know what to check, but if you do not have one then please write back to me using our premium service and I shall help you with the names. For now, please do not take any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs as they can further worsen any deficiencies if present. Best wishes.