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Acetezolomide for iih. is there an estimated period of time for the tingling in hands and feet to stop? if tolerable will it go away eventually?

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Common: common symptom for acetazolamide; however, depending on your case if you are high risk of blindness, your doctors may tell you to 'suck it up'. Vitamin C and Potassium supplements can sometimes be helpful.

Answered 6/7/2016

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