I take 200mg a day for preventitive measures on migraines and it works great, but I do have the tingling of the hands and feet and I read that a potasium suppliment fixes it.
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Q: would an over the counter potassium supplement work with the tingling of the hands
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4/22/08 8:49pm
OTC potassium supplements can be very tricky to use, but some find it helpful for the tingling. You could discuss prescription potassium, slow-release formula, with your doctor to help with this problem. Have you tried eating more banana's and are you staying well hydrated?
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