What aids with my weight loss, memory loss, and body pain?

Hi,

Welcome to icliniq.com. Vitamin D3 levels should be between 20 to 50 ng/mL. A 34 ng/mL level of Vitamin D is normal and is ruling out Vitamin D deficiency. If the weight loss is of short duration, it may be due to thyroiditis or some acute infection. If the weight loss is of longer duration, it may be due to no appetite, malabsorption, or some chronic disease like tuberculosis and diabetes. I advise you to consult your physician. You may need to have blood and urine tests for confirmation, along with thyroid profile, blood sugar, and chest x-ray. Regarding memory loss, there can be a variety of causes for memory problems like dementia, other amnestic syndromes, depression, anxiety, and brain lesions. It would help if you had a proper assessment to determine the cause. Vitamin B12 and Omega-3 fatty acid supplements may be helpful. Try to avoid stress.

Hi,

Welcome back to icliniq.com. I am glad to hear that all your tests are normal. You did not mention the cause of the surgery that you underwent. If everything is within normal limits, these symptoms can be due to less calorie intake or psychological problems like anxiety and depression. First of all, I suggest you take a balanced diet and stop skipping breakfast. Try the following measures. Choose high-calorie foods like milkshakes, fruits like banana, pineapple, sapodilla, pear, and dry fruits. Add more protein like peanut, soybean, pulses, and meat to your diet. Egg and milk are wholesome food. Take them daily. Warm milk before going to bed brings in a healthy and considerable weight gain. Start with smaller proportions initially and gradually increase the intake. Meanwhile, I would suggest you consult a psychiatrist to rule out any psychological disorder. More things will come up with a face-to-face talk, and things will be more precise. I would also suggest you have an MRI of your brain to rule out any brain lesion if not already done.