I am suffering from extreme muscle weakness.What may be the reason?

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Based on your query, my opinion is as follows:

• Muscle twitches, muscle weakness and muscle pain since one month could be due to calcium deficiency. Has serum calcium level been evaluated?
• Associated dehydration along with anemia requires evaluation.
• At least 6-8 liters of water/day needs to be taken.
• Hemoglobin should be more than 13 g/dL. This could be causing weakness and palpitations, even on light exertion.
• Sleep management needs to be done. Sleep for at least for 6-8 hours a day.
• Masturbation is not known to affect any hormones.
• Over masturbation could only lead to anxiety, or stress as it affects the normal routine.
• Masturbation, as such, does not cause muscle weakness. Associated low protein diet, reduced exercises, dehydration, loss of sleep, all could have contributed to your muscle weakness.
• Testosterone is necessary for development of facial hair. However, it is also necessary for normal well being, which based on your height and weight is normal. In many people, facial hair can be less and is possibly due to genetic inheritance. Somebody in the family, two generations apart might have had. You need not worry about this.
• Internet contains numerous theories for everything. Every one puts up his/her own theory. Do not get misguided by it. Try take only the good from it.
• In adolescents and still further, nightfall and masturbation are very common. It is normally seen. If it is affecting your usual life, you can take professional counseling. If not, it can be safely ignored.
• You are going through a stressful period and at this age, suicidal thoughts can be present. If suicidal thoughts are severe, you will need professional help.
• At present, you are going through a malnutritional phase. Improving protein rich diet with calcium supplements and good hydration is essential. Time management involving sleep and moderate exercises is necessary.
• Do get a test for hemoglobin and serum calcium done.

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