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Take Magnesium & B6

Posted By: Carpel Tunnel "Survivor" on 2007-08-30
In Reply to: carpal tunnel symptoms - andrea

I don't claim to be a doctor, nor do I play one on TV, but 7 years ago a doctor did suggest I try this...Take Magnesium in high doses with a small dose of B6 every day.  I took 2000 mg of magnesium with 200 mg of B6, and after a few days my symptoms started disappearing until they were gone.  I continued to take the above for a year or so (even in decreased doses) and finally stopped.  But to this day if I ever notice the symptoms flaring, I take it again, and it wipes out the pain. 


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