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PostPosted: 05/29/07 - 16:01    Post subject: TINGLY TOES, HANDS, LIGHT-HEADEDNESS... Vote now! Reply with quote
i AM WONDERING ABOUT MY 45 YOMOM AND SHE HAS HAD A PREVIOUS HEART ATTACK AND SEEMS TO HAVE A TINGLY FEELING IN FINGERS/TOES? sHE WENT TO A HEART DOC AND THEY SAID THEY COULDN'T SEE ANYTHING WRONG THERE. sOMEONE MENTIONED BACK ON THESE FORUMS POTASSIUM, BUTWE ARE TAKING A TRIP TOMORROR
AND NEED INPUT... sHOULD WE GO, OR GET BLOOD WORK THIS TRIP IS VERY IMPORTANT TO THE BOTH OF US. a POTASSIUM DEFICIENCY MAY BE WHY SHE IS FEELING LIGHT-HEADED (LIKE PASSING OUT) AND FEELS TINGLY IN AREAS.aNY IDEAS?
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