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Old 04-15-2018, 08:04 PM #1
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Default Blood Pressure Meds and Nerve Damage

I never thought of this until right now. I've been taking 3 BP meds including a diuretic for about 10 yrs...and the numbness and tingling just started MOSTLY after hip replacement and nerve damage in 2010....and in recent months in my feet and I blame it on arthritis but who knows..and I even have some tingling in my fingers.

Blood Pressure Pills Are Contributing to Nerve Damage and Dizziness - The People's Pharmacy

I don't have dizziness issues.

I'd love to be off the BP meds and thought I've made peace with them but...
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