... pressure in my
Acetazolamide - diagnosed with Intracranial hypertension started diamox today it INCREASED the?
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- 29 Aug 2014 by citizen kane
- Updated
- 30 August 2014
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- diamox, intracranial hypertension, acetazolamide, hypertension, pressure, diagnosis
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Added 29 Aug 2014:
Increased pressure in my skull dramatically
Doc wants me to decrease dose
Wouldn't that just decrease the increase in pressure??
Isn't this supposed to DECREASE the pressure??
Have all other side effects
Confused_
Responses (1)
bevscornwall
30 Aug 2014
HI I HAVE TO ADMIT THAT I HAVE NEVER COME ACROSS DIAMOX/ACETAZOLAMIDE CAUSING PRESSURE TO INCREASE IN THE HEAD. I HAVE IHH TO HAD IT FOR 14 YEARS AND DIAMOX WAS DIAGNOSED STRAIGHT AWAY.TODAY I AM ON 1000mg A DAY AND IM SORRY TO SAY THAT THE SIDE EFFECTS NEVER GO AWAY YOU JUST GET USE TO THEM. DIAMOX DOES DRAIN /RELIEVE THE CEREBRAL FLUID . IHH IS A VERY BIZARRE CONDITION SO NOTHING EVER SURPRISES ME. SO BECAUSE I REALLY CANT EXPLAIN WAY IN YOUR CASE DIAMOX IS CAUSING PRESSURE I HAVE GIVEN YOU THE WEB SITE FOR US IIH SUFFERERS WWW.iihsupport.org hopefully you can find more answers. The site has helped me over the years it's very friendly. Hope this helped a little BEVS Cornwall.
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Can't thank you enough for your response will check support group
This is indeed a maddening condition
This is on topof the vestibular symptoms I've had for over two years
Brutal
Thanks