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Old 02-19-2014, 05:18 PM #11
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Hi Nemsmom, do your triggers always bring on an attack? HKPP is something I'm wondering about as it fits in many ways though not all. I'm keeping a note of food at mo and trying to reduce carbs and sugar to see if it makes any difference - suspect it won't but worth a try :-)
There's more than one form of periodic paralysis linked to potassium and each responds to different triggers and has different symptoms.

I do not always have an attack from eating carbs. One of my biggest trigger is rest after exercise. But I find that I react a lot stronger to a combination of triggers. If I combine a few of my triggers, I will definitely have an attack. Of course there are a lot of medicines that trigger attacks, those attacks are the scariest.

Try keeping a diary without changing your normal routine. It might be helpful. Then change your diet or routine one thing at a time, that will make it possible for you to find your triggers.

If you bring that without bringing in any information about a certain disease to your doctor, you're more likely for them to listen. They tend to hate when their patients come up with the answers before they do. Do you have a good doctor you're working with?

I hope you find your answers soon! I'm always here if you need someone to talk to.
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