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I started having increased bone pain with pre menapause symptoms is this normal and what can i do for it?
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Not normal: The most common cause of bone pain is vitamin d deficiency. This is common if you do not go in the sun or if you use sun block when you do go in the sun. Be sure that your blood level of vitamin d is above 30 ng/ml.
Answered 10/3/2016
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