After treatment for calcium metabolism disorders and gastroesophageal reflux disease, still tired, weak, chest tightness is why?

Question
Hello doctor, 2 days ago I was hospitalized because I felt tired all over. Ợ a lot, the stomach is boiling, hot in the stomach area. My legs are very tired and the dog tolerates it, I have nausea. On admission, the doctor diagnosed a calcium metabolism disorder and gastroesophageal reflux disease. I was discharged from the hospital yesterday. But after removing the needle and leaving the hospital, I felt very tired, my whole body was cold, came home late at night, I had chest pain, my whole body was weak, as if I wanted to faint, then I got better. Up to today, I am fine lying at home, just feeling a bit tired, but when I change clothes to go out, I feel very tired, unable to stand, I am very worried. Doctor advice to help children, after treatment of calcium metabolism disorders and gastroesophageal reflux disease, still tired, weak, chest tightness?
Bui Thi Tinh (1994)
Reply
Hello! With the question "after treatment for calcium metabolism disorders and gastroesophageal reflux disease, I am still tired, weak, and chest tightness? “Please, after the treatment, did the doctor give you a prescription to take home and do you take any more medicine? With the diagnosis as you say, there are two possibilities as follows:
The above diagnosis is correct, but you have not received enough treatment, specifically not enough calcium to make you feel weak. There may be another diagnosis missing that the hospital hasn't found yet. However, with both possibilities, the doctor recommends that you return to the hospital for a closer examination and follow-up treatment until you are completely fine. You can go to the hospitals of Vinmec Health System for more specific advice from the doctor.
Thank you for trusting Vinmec. Best regards!

Answered by Specialist Doctor I Dong Xuan Ha - Digestive Endoscopy Doctor - Department of Medical Examination and Internal Medicine - Vinmec Ha Long International Hospital.