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A member asked:
Taking 2g diamox a day for iih or bih. could this be the cause of tingling and weakness in both legs today?
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Yes: Tingling is common with the medication. Some will insist you take it anyways depending on your vision and what your optic nerve look like
Answered 5/11/2017
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