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A 36-year-old female with a history of well-controlled diabetes presents with acute bilateral lower leg pain that is not responding to Ultracet tablets. She denies any burning or tingling sensation in the sole region and her vital signs are normal. Her HbA1c levels are normal, and she has a power of 5. She has been on insulin therapy for a long time, and her serum magnesium and ionized calcium levels are within the normal range. The pain worsens at night. Suggest a suitable plan
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Dr. Shaikh Zainab Sarfaraz
General Practitioner
· Mumbai
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