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Vitamin D Level among Patients with Non Specific Musculoskeletal Pain Attending Tertiary Care Hospital in Tamil Nadu
International Journal of Orthopaedics Sciences · 2016 · Vol. 2(4b) · pp. 94–96
A. Manoharan✉(Government Medical College)P. Selvaraj(Government Medical College)P. Vasanthamani(Government Medical College)
Abstract
Introduction: In adult sequelae of vitamin D deficiency involve the musculoskeletal system leading to proximal muscle weakness, bone pain, and osteomalacia which is largely unrecognized by both physicians and patients. Objective: determining the prevalence of vitamin D (
Vitamin D Research StudiesTherapeutic Uses of Natural ElementsFibromyalgia and Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ResearchMedicineOsteomalaciaTertiary careVitamin D and neurologyvitamin D deficiencyWeaknessTamilBone painPhysical therapyTertiary level
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