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Suffer From Gout, Spondylitis And Vitamin B12 Deficiency Nerve Damage. Swelling Int The Legs, Blisters In Shin. Suggestions

HI HAV SOME PROBS ARTHRITIS GENERAL AND GOUT AND SPODILITIS B-12 DEFICANCY NEVRVE DAMAGE . LEGS ARE MORE SWOLLEN WHITE ISH IN COLOUR WITH LIKE SMALL BLISTERS SHINS ARE SWOLLEN ODEMA KNEES HAVE HADISH SKIN LIME GREEN IN CLOUR .. SLOW K TABLET JUST CHANGED FROM SLOW K TO SANDO K AND JUST HAD B-12 JAB WHICH WAS REDISH COLOUR AND NOT MAUVE .WHATS WRONG NOW PLEASE
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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THe blisters in the shin are probably secondary to the shin oedema which needs to be investigated and treated.Thyroid disease,kidney disease and anaemia.Use of oral vitamin B12 tablets are as effective for treating B12 deficiency as injectables if taken in doses of 1500 micrograms or more daily.Ruling out connective tissue disorders,adequate treatment of the Gout and Spondylosis will help.Regular exercise and a healthy diet with advice from a dietician/Nutritionist will help.Your doctor can guide you further.
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Suffer From Gout, Spondylitis And Vitamin B12 Deficiency Nerve Damage. Swelling Int The Legs, Blisters In Shin. Suggestions

THe blisters in the shin are probably secondary to the shin oedema which needs to be investigated and treated.Thyroid disease,kidney disease and anaemia.Use of oral vitamin B12 tablets are as effective for treating B12 deficiency as injectables if taken in doses of 1500 micrograms or more daily.Ruling out connective tissue disorders,adequate treatment of the Gout and Spondylosis will help.Regular exercise and a healthy diet with advice from a dietician/Nutritionist will help.Your doctor can guide you further.