- male
- 50 Years
- 29/01/2025
I'm really concerned about the pain I've been having in my leg muscles for the past couple of years. My blood pressure keeps fluctuating between 160110 and 12586, but I really want to avoid taking any meds for it because I think I can change my lifestyle to control it. Also, my vitamin D level is at 8.0, and I noticed my cholesterol total is 218, with LDL at 157. What steps should I take to address these issues and improve my overall health?
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the pain is due to calcium defiency. take vitamin D and calcium supplement. maintain healthy life style to get your BP under control. till then use antihypertensive medicines and follow your doctors advice
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