I'm suffering PATM long time ago, I'm Spanish living in Spain anyone here with the same problem I really would like speak with someone in Spanish who lives near, doesn't care man or women just to talk.
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When I took topamax I had the same side effect, it gets worse in the winter with the cold weather. What I found out is that topamax depletes the potassium in your body, If you like bananas eat one a day and if you are like me you can get an otc potassium you just need 1-2 a day and I would take them depending on how my hands and feet felt. It is better to just eat a banana unstead of taking supplements but otc potassium is inexpensive.
I did experience a little joint pain in the elbows and wrists when I jumped to a higher dose. The pins and needle sensations came stronger and more often as well. In my feet it felt like bee stings, ouch. I did some digging online and found in the clinical trails potassium helped with the tingling so I tried that. I started out by just trying to add potassium rich foods to my diet and saw a difference on those days.
I was on Topamaz 200mg a day for headaches related to chiari but I did not have weakness, I had tingaling in my hands and feet but no weakness from the topamax and I took it for 3 years. I would call your doctor cause it may not be coming from the med. But since you had surgery maybe your body maybe reacting to it? I sure wouldnt let that go. As for the vertigo the topamax seemed to help it some but it didnt help the balance. Now im on 125mg of zonigran.
I just called the accredited clinic of the Spanish consulate here in Manila where the medical examination is done for getting working visa in Spain. They told me that they dont issue 'fit to travel' certificate with conditions reactive in hepa b either inactive or active state. They require waiver from the company so that you'll get the 'fit to travel' certificate from the clinic. Sad because i have to decline the opportunity working in Spain for just months.
So I have a question but I don't know how to say it in English sorry lol anyways if I had my baby on oct,19,2015 cuando termino la cuarentena ???
Okey, i live in a spanish speaking home, theres some english but Mainly spanish, i dont understand a lot nor really speak it. Well my concern is wat if my sonz first language is spanish. Im nervous we wont be able to communicate good. Like i would have to tell my husband to translate. Dont get my wrong yes i do want my son to be bilingual. My 8yr old is bilingual ever since i moved in with my husband. I love the fact my son can understand and speak both languages.
There are other "O" names with a Spanish heritage, like Olinda, Orlanda and Orquidia. Or there are others that are as cute as Olivia that don't begin with an O, such as Paloma, Serena, Valentina, Rosalinda, Esme or Esmerelda, and Jacinta. Another O name that is very pretty is Oriana, but I think it comes from Latin or Italian.
Say something in Spanish and then in English. Or use flash cards. He'll catch on eventually. That's amazing you taught him 2 languages. That'll definitely come in handy when he's older.
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