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will taking a diuretic help with the numbness and tingling caused by the gh?
just a thought?
just a thought?
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good queston, but i have no clue!
on that note i wouldnt take any diuretics, i have enough problems with hydration as it is. -
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No. try to
1) reduce the dose, if no joy
2) reduce the frequency of the reduced dose, if no joy
3) stop taking gh or have the op to remove the nerve!
If the tingling is real bad and assuming you don't have problems taking it, asprin would be useful, it will work as a pain killer and scimultaneousely thin the blood slightly and allow for better transport to your hands/fingers and so stop/reduce the tingling. Do this straight away say 2x Asprin per day. At the same time cut back your doses or stop all together and re introduce.
My training partner did this on the advice of doctor and it worked to a point but ultimately the only way to completely eliminate it for him was to com offComment
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If it gets real bad, the best way to sure fire treat it initially is a shot or hydrocortizone straight down the wrist by your doc (DON'T TRY THIS YOURSELF!)Comment
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the last couple of days i've used a "natural diuretic" and it seems to have worked. i have been drinking a class or so of pickle juice (homemade, lots of garlic and vinegar) and today after about 3 days i was actually able to grip a baseball bat. during my hitting session, i experienced no pain or numbness/ tingling as i have in the last couple of days. also my sleep was a lot better last night, as i was not woken up by the pain. imo it worked, nothing else has changed (and the dosage remained the same).
just some food for thoughtComment
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Originally posted by sierraecho
best to just cut back th dose.Comment
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it doesnt help me,,,imhoComment
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