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Is it normal to have tingling in the feet and hands with pseudotumor cerebri?
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No: Tingling in hands and feet is not a common symptom of pseudotumor cerebri. However it could be a side effect of medications used (ie diamox). Discuss with your neurologist.
Answered 11/21/2013
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Pseudotumor cerebri: Tingling in the hands and feet in pseudotumor cerebri is more commonly due to the side effects of the diurectic medications used to treat the disease (such as diamox).
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