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Tingling Sensation On Lower Left Ocipital, Hands, Feet, Dizziness. Taking Losaratan Potassium. Advice?

Hi I have been having tingling sensation on lower left ocipital as well my hands and feet fall asleep on my easily, I work out daily taking 50mg of losaratan potassium even when I work out on an eliptical my feet feeling tingly in the process, I also get dizzy spells I'd say 2 to 3 times out of the week is there any reason for this
Tue, 11 Jun 2013
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Hi,

Tingling sensation in hands and feet could be usually caused by peripheral neuropathy which is damage caused to the peripheral nerves. This in turn is most commonly caused by Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, Smoking or excess alcohol consumption. In some cases, Vitamin B 12 deficiency may also cause these kind of symptoms. If you were my patient, I would recheck your BP, fasting blood sugar, do some blood tests to know vitamin deficiencies and make necessary changes in drug regimen.

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Tingling Sensation On Lower Left Ocipital, Hands, Feet, Dizziness. Taking Losaratan Potassium. Advice?

Hi, Tingling sensation in hands and feet could be usually caused by peripheral neuropathy which is damage caused to the peripheral nerves. This in turn is most commonly caused by Diabetes Mellitus, Hypertension, Smoking or excess alcohol consumption. In some cases, Vitamin B 12 deficiency may also cause these kind of symptoms. If you were my patient, I would recheck your BP, fasting blood sugar, do some blood tests to know vitamin deficiencies and make necessary changes in drug regimen. Take Care!