Hello, I weigh 39 kg and I am 31 years old. I have lost two kilograms in the last two months. I am having spasm in the neck since 2 months. It started when I had sudden sneezing and was not able to move the neck soon after that. Neck movements got restricted. I consulted a doctor and took tablet Ultracet. I had vomiting and hence stopped the medication. Then I had tablet Pregabalin 650 (one dose) and had giddiness and so, stopped the medication. Neck movement was there to some extent and was not severe. I did physiotherapy once (pressing the head down by the therapist). Was then not able to swallow the food, and there was tightness and felt like something was stuck in the neck and had heaviness while breathing. I consulted doctor after 2 days and took tablet Hifenac on the first day and tablet Tolperisone 150mg (one dose). I then had loose motion on the second day and therefore stopped this medication too. I had blood test done before twenty days. As per the report vitamin D was less than 3, calcium was 8.3, vitamin B12 was 238 and hemoglobin was 11.9. After 10 days I went to the doctor and I had Tolperisone twice daily for 3 days. Again I went to the doctor after 2 days and had Arachitol injection and tablet Limcee for a day. I had acidity with Limcee and stopped that. I had 2 tablets of FLAX-369 for 2 days, one tablet each day. After 7 days I had one tablet Uprise. Two hours after taking this tablet, there was tightness in the jaw movement. After 7 days I had one more tablet Uprise. There was slowness in walking and heaviness in the right leg. I had one more injection of Arachitol after 20 days. Still then I have more difficulty in climbing stairs and walking. I cannot lift up my right leg. Second blood test done 7 days before: ESR : End of 1st hour : 35End of 2nd hour : 75Vitamin D : 35.21Intact Parathyroid Hormone (iPTH) : 6.5Calcium : 9.0Vitamin B12 : 544Anti Cyclic Citrullinated Peptide (CCP) antibody: 0.15 Kindly provide a specialist doctor's opinion for me.
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