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What is the process involved from diamox that causes my feet to have pins and needles?why exactly does this happen?
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Diamox: Diamox is a diuretic and may cause loss of potassium and magnesium which can cause those symptoms if serum levels of potassium or magnesium drop too low. I recommend that your physician order a test of your serum potassium and magnesium and if any of them are too low, prescribe a potassium or magnesium supplement. While you're at it have your calcium level checked also.
Answered 3/21/2017
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