I'm a regular basketball player and sports junkie. But, in the recent past i have developed unnecessary fatigue and get injured very often. Someone suggested that i have developed stress fracture owing to which i am facing such things. Can anyone please suggest how to deal with it along with some diet i must ensure to maintain? more  

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Well! i'm facing this since last two weeks. A physio at a local hospital told me that it might be due to over exertion or lack of some nutrient in the diet. Have not undergone any proper test yet. My height is 177cm and I weigh 62Kg and I haven't taken any medicine or supplement till now. more  
Hi Aman, how long have you had this problem? Any tests done so far? Whats your height and weight? Any regular medicines/supplements? Dr Saumya Mittal Physician and Diabetician 9873711878 more  
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