What steps should I take if I have been suffering from mild dizziness, trouble balancing, muscle weakness, body aches, and a stiff neck for a month with no improvement, even though I am taking D-Rise and cod liver oil for my low vitamin D (7.3), high cholesterol (242), high fasting blood sugar (110), and high blood fats (triglycerides of 323)? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What steps should I take if I have been suffering from mild dizziness, trouble balancing, muscle weakness, body aches, and a stiff neck for a month with no improvement, even though I am taking D-Rise and cod liver oil for my low vitamin D (7.3), high cholesterol (242), high fasting blood sugar (110), and high blood fats (triglycerides of 323)?

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What steps should I take if I have been suffering from mild dizziness, trouble balancing, muscle weakness, body aches, and a stiff neck for a month with no improvement, even though I am taking D-Rise and cod liver oil for my low vitamin D (7.3), high cholesterol (242), high fasting blood sugar (110), and high blood fats (triglycerides of 323)?

Asked by Male, 33 · 17 days ago

Veda Maddala

M Pharmacy

17 days ago

I understand how frustrating it is to deal with these ongoing symptoms. While D-Rise (cholecalciferol) and cod liver oil are helping address your severe vitamin D deficiency, your symptoms?especially the stiff neck, balance issues, and muscle weakness?require a comprehensive evaluation by a healthcare professional. These could be linked to your low vitamin D levels, but we must rule out other neurological or inner ear causes. Additionally, your doctor can help safely manage your blood sugar and cholesterol levels. Please schedule an appointment soon so they can examine you, review your progress, and adjust your treatment plan to help you feel better.

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What steps should I take if I have been suffering from mild dizziness, trouble balancing, muscle weakness, body aches, and a stiff neck for a month with no improvement, even though I am taking D-Rise and cod liver oil for my low vitamin D (7.3), high cholesterol (242), high fasting blood sugar (110), and high blood fats (triglycerides of 323)?

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