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Topic: shock to the hands - like a funny bone

dullchime
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Member # 6024

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I've been on abx for about 7 months now and I'm doing pretty good. For some reason this morning I got a vibration/tingley feeling in one hand, then an 1/2 hour later I got the same momentary feeling in the other hand. It almost feels like a quick electric shock or like I smacked my funny bone or something. Just wondering if anyone else experienced this, OH and by the way--- when does the Hot flushing feelings go away?? GEEZ!

chime

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treepatrol
Honored Contributor (10K+ posts)
Member # 4117

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Yep had that it will go away in time keep the abx's up.You taking your bcomplex vitamins?

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Areneli
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This could also mean that your bug is no longer controlled by ABX and started producing toxin. The symptoms you have described sometimes are the first signs of biotoxin in the blood.

Also, if it is a toxin it may be removed with usage of Questran. If that happens you get an indirect evidence that your bug is happy and alive. Change of ABX may be required.

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Areneli
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Also ask your doctor if you have been using any ABX that were neurotoxic or known to cause neuropathy. Perhaps the treatment made you feel your tingling.

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