The symptoms you’re experiencing, such as the lower back pain and stretchy sensation in your feet and neck, could be linked to underlying imbalances in your body’s doshas. Based on your blood test results, there are a few things that stand out. Your Vitamin D levels are low and coupled with the pain and sensations you’re experiencing, suggests potential Vata imbalance, especially affecting the musculoskeletal system.
Firstly, you can focus on increasing your Vitamin D levels, as it plays a crucial role in bone health. Spending some time in the sun during early morning or late afternoon can improve your Vitamin D synthesis. Incorporate foods rich in Vitamin D such as ghee fortified with this nutrient, milk, and yogurt.
For your lower back pain and overall stretchy sensation, you might start with regular warm oil massages (Abhyanga), using sesame oil, which is warming and grounding—helpful for Vata. Apply the oil heated slightly, focus on the lower back, feet, and neck. Post-application, a warm bath can improve absorption and provide relief.
Additionally, as you’re noticing these issues in your feet and neck, you may benefit from gentle stretching exercises or yoga asanas like Pavanmuktasana, Uttanasana, and Marjariasana. These can enhance flexibility and circulation. But be mindfull to perform them under guidance initially to prevent strain.
Considering your elevated ESR and CRP levels, it might indicate inflammation. Anti-inflammatory herbs like Turmeric in your diet can help, preferably raw or as golden milk made by simmering it with milk and a dash of black pepper.
Hydration is very important. Drink warm water with a pinch of dry ginger powder throughout the day to support your digestion, which further helps balance Vata-dosha.
Lastly, please consult with a healthcare provider regarding your blood test anomalies for a comprehensive evaluation. Addressing these underlying issues can collectively alleviate your symptoms.



