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Acetazolamide: i have tingling in hands & feet. my doctor says continue but every website says,seek immediate medical attention tingling." im nervous.
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Does it does this: I said is Olamide can cause metabolic acidosis, which can cause tingling in the hands and feet. It is not at all dangerous, but for some reason, it bothers many patients so much they refuse to take the medication.
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