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Why Do I Have Pain Below The Knee And A Burning Foot ?
sir, I am a govt. employee, aged 39 yrs., having sitting job throughout the day. For the last one year, I ve been feeling pain in my legs below knee and burning feet problem. Usually, it creates problem in summer season. No sugar, BMD test ok. I am very worry about it. Could you pl. advice me?
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You probably have deficiency in Vitamin B6. Deficiency causes burning sensation due to nerve damage. Try taking T.Neurobion Forte once a day for 30 days. If it doesn't help, you may want to rule out Spinal cord problems, infections, for which you need to show to your Doctor.
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You probably have deficiency in Vitamin B6. Deficiency causes burning sensation due to nerve damage. Try taking T.Neurobion Forte once a day for 30 days. If it doesn't help, you may want to rule out Spinal cord problems, infections, for which you need to show to your Doctor.
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hello harendra,
welcome to HCM
first of all if you are a smoker, try to avoid it.avoi coffee.
do a serum B 12 assy. also a routine blood test.
if the tests are not normal then consult your doctor for further action.
take a lot of water, lime, fruit juice.
in between works try to move your legs and do some sitting excercises.
you can take some multivitamins like B complex for 15 to 2o days.
take care
welcome to HCM
first of all if you are a smoker, try to avoid it.avoi coffee.
do a serum B 12 assy. also a routine blood test.
if the tests are not normal then consult your doctor for further action.
take a lot of water, lime, fruit juice.
in between works try to move your legs and do some sitting excercises.
you can take some multivitamins like B complex for 15 to 2o days.
take care
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