Search
Search
About
Log in
Join
Experiences with
Cinchocaine / Prednisolone hexanoate
Posts
Communities
15,180 public posts
Filter results
Prednisolone for Lupus Flare
Hello Does anyone find a short course of Prednisolone help with fatigue and joint pain during a Lupus Flare? Chris5530
Hello Does anyone find a short course of Prednisolone help with fatigue and joint pain during a Lupus Flare? Chris5530
Chris5530
in
LUPUS UK
6 months ago
Malecare newsletter reports Finish study glucocorticoids (e.g. prednisone, prednisolone, dexamethasone) can lead to castrate resistance
“However, recent studies have shown that the glucocorticoid receptor also has an oncogenic, or cancer-promoting, effect in cancers like breast and prostate cancer. In prostate cancer, the glucocorticoid receptor can replace the activity of the androgen receptor, which is main oncogenic factor in this
“However, recent studies have shown that the glucocorticoid receptor also has an oncogenic, or cancer-promoting, effect in cancers like breast and prostate cancer. In prostate cancer, the glucocorticoid receptor can replace the activity of the androgen receptor, which is main oncogenic factor in this
Graham49
in
Advanced Prostate Cancer
4 months ago
Depretion
Hi all since I started the prednisolone back in April 2023 I found I am getting depressed and as the weeks have gone on it is getting worse, not sure how to deal with this anymore I asked my Doctor 3 months ago about medication for it and he gave me sleeping pills! They of course they did not work
Hi all since I started the prednisolone back in April 2023 I found I am getting depressed and as the weeks have gone on it is getting worse, not sure how to deal with this anymore I asked my Doctor 3 months ago about medication for it and he gave me sleeping pills! They of course they did not work
bluey58
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Want to take advantage of all our features? Just log in!
Log in
or
Join
Double vision episode
Just had one. First since November 2021. Then I was on high dose pred for GCA, coming down. Continued to taper quite successfully, eventually to zero in November 2022. But PMR followed, so went onto 15mg pred, tapering again quite successfully. Down to 5 mg since 6th February. Clearly no blood test
Just had one. First since November 2021. Then I was on high dose pred for GCA, coming down. Continued to taper quite successfully, eventually to zero in November 2022. But PMR followed, so went onto 15mg pred, tapering again quite successfully. Down to 5 mg since 6th February. Clearly no blood test
Lutra2
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Low carb diets
On top of everything else I'm now pre-diabetic. I wasn't prior to starting the steroids but as I'm now on 2 mg of Prednisolone a day and have been on 5 mg or less for over a year I suspect that Prednisolone is not the culprit. I've been looking at a diabetic website and it says that low carb is less
On top of everything else I'm now pre-diabetic. I wasn't prior to starting the steroids but as I'm now on 2 mg of Prednisolone a day and have been on 5 mg or less for over a year I suspect that Prednisolone is not the culprit. I've been looking at a diabetic website and it says that low carb is less
Siena62
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
How it feels to have stopped steroids
Hi, just looking for some reassurance really. I stopped Prednisolone in November and felt OK, some stiffness in legs but no pain. And yoga and weekly exercise class has helped. Probably like most I felt much better when we got those odd spring days. And last week cut down a couple of bushes in the
Hi, just looking for some reassurance really. I stopped Prednisolone in November and felt OK, some stiffness in legs but no pain. And yoga and weekly exercise class has helped. Probably like most I felt much better when we got those odd spring days. And last week cut down a couple of bushes in the
Animalover65
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
PMR and statins
My hubby is the PMR sufferer and is five years in. He has had many ups and downs in that time but for the last four weeks he had come off Prednisolone altogether. He was then put on statins, and every week for the last three he has had a flare, not sure if it’s coming off them, even though he has come
My hubby is the PMR sufferer and is five years in. He has had many ups and downs in that time but for the last four weeks he had come off Prednisolone altogether. He was then put on statins, and every week for the last three he has had a flare, not sure if it’s coming off them, even though he has come
Hollieby
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Severe Eosinophilic Asthma
Hi does anyone on here suffer from Severe Eosinophilic Asthma? My husband has been very incapacitated by this since March 2020 which came on suddenly and has not improved since then despite continuous steroids, inhalers and trying the latest injections. He’s had to pack up his business and still cannot
Hi does anyone on here suffer from Severe Eosinophilic Asthma? My husband has been very incapacitated by this since March 2020 which came on suddenly and has not improved since then despite continuous steroids, inhalers and trying the latest injections. He’s had to pack up his business and still cannot
Kristicats
in
Lung Conditions Community Forum
6 months ago
Well at least that’s one less thing to worry about.
I’m so pleased to learn that my recent dexa scan after seven years of prednisolone is normal and unchanged from three years ago. Not being a pill popper before diagnosis I have struggled to take the calcium and Vit D supplement and Alendronic Acid which were prescribed as routine by my GP. A dexa scan
I’m so pleased to learn that my recent dexa scan after seven years of prednisolone is normal and unchanged from three years ago. Not being a pill popper before diagnosis I have struggled to take the calcium and Vit D supplement and Alendronic Acid which were prescribed as routine by my GP. A dexa scan
Zebedee44
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Methotrexate
Hi, I have been on Prednisolone for the past two years for PMR and after various flares, ups and downs, am currently tapering and am at 9.5 mg daily, decreasing 0.5 mg every two weeks. At a routine drug review at the surgery this week the pharmacist said she was surprised I had not been put on Methotrexate
Hi, I have been on Prednisolone for the past two years for PMR and after various flares, ups and downs, am currently tapering and am at 9.5 mg daily, decreasing 0.5 mg every two weeks. At a routine drug review at the surgery this week the pharmacist said she was surprised I had not been put on Methotrexate
Sukian
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
struggling with everything
I’ve been on 20 mg Prednisolone since October have tried twice to taper unsuccessfully and at the moment I feel no improvement still struggling to walk and low back muscle like pain I’m so fatigued all the time . I work 4 mornings a week but spend all weekend getting nothing much done and shutting myself
I’ve been on 20 mg Prednisolone since October have tried twice to taper unsuccessfully and at the moment I feel no improvement still struggling to walk and low back muscle like pain I’m so fatigued all the time . I work 4 mornings a week but spend all weekend getting nothing much done and shutting myself
Omg3
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Hi! Just joined. Is there MG-lite?
I recently found out I have 0.12nmol/L of anti-AChR antibodies, but am told that's too low to be of any consequence. I certainly don't have the tell-tale symptoms of full-blown myasthenia gravis (MG), but I do have a very easily fatigued, twitchy, blinky left eye (and milder symptoms in the right one
I recently found out I have 0.12nmol/L of anti-AChR antibodies, but am told that's too low to be of any consequence. I certainly don't have the tell-tale symptoms of full-blown myasthenia gravis (MG), but I do have a very easily fatigued, twitchy, blinky left eye (and milder symptoms in the right one
AtopicGuy
in
Myasthenia Gravis Association
6 months ago
Co-morbidity issues
As if the unknowns about PMR weren't enough ! My recent flare happened as I was actually doing physical therapy for some lower back pain related to disc / nerve problems. And the PT was quite helpful, so the condition seemed to be resolving. But one morning my hips and low back were suddenly so
As if the unknowns about PMR weren't enough ! My recent flare happened as I was actually doing physical therapy for some lower back pain related to disc / nerve problems. And the PT was quite helpful, so the condition seemed to be resolving. But one morning my hips and low back were suddenly so
Bahba
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Hi! I just joined. CIDP: Is anyone like me?
My neurologist thinks I might have chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), despite the fact that, apart from the occasional shooting pain, cramp, or twinge, I don't have any motor-control, spasm or electric-shock-like symptoms. What I do have is longstanding, progressive, bilateral
My neurologist thinks I might have chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy (CIDP), despite the fact that, apart from the occasional shooting pain, cramp, or twinge, I don't have any motor-control, spasm or electric-shock-like symptoms. What I do have is longstanding, progressive, bilateral
AtopicGuy
in
Neuropathy Support
6 months ago
GCA starting again?
Started with GCA 2016, had a couple of flares but got down to 3 mg. Then a couple of years after that started with PMR up with the steroids. Had a couple of flares, arthritis too now in knees and shoulders. About 3 years ago started with vertigo which hasn’t been bad. For two days have had really bad
Started with GCA 2016, had a couple of flares but got down to 3 mg. Then a couple of years after that started with PMR up with the steroids. Had a couple of flares, arthritis too now in knees and shoulders. About 3 years ago started with vertigo which hasn’t been bad. For two days have had really bad
Susanmod
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Eyesight and Steroids
I'll be posting this across two sites. Last summer I went for a check up with the optician - I have worn glasses for reading for about 20 years, but this summer was told I needed them for driving, watching tv etc. I had the prescription filled and wore the glasses as directed - however about a week
I'll be posting this across two sites. Last summer I went for a check up with the optician - I have worn glasses for reading for about 20 years, but this summer was told I needed them for driving, watching tv etc. I had the prescription filled and wore the glasses as directed - however about a week
Hopeful66
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Eyesight Improvement
I'll be posting this across two sites. Last summer I went for a check up with the optician - I have worn glasses for reading for about 20 years, but this summer was told I needed them for driving, watching tv etc. I had the prescription filled and wore the glasses as directed - however about a week
I'll be posting this across two sites. Last summer I went for a check up with the optician - I have worn glasses for reading for about 20 years, but this summer was told I needed them for driving, watching tv etc. I had the prescription filled and wore the glasses as directed - however about a week
Hopeful66
in
NRAS
6 months ago
Medicines and dementia risk
Hello. I'm 64 years old with a painful back problem (lumbar spinal stenosis, spondylosis and spondylolisthesis). While I wait for an appointment at the Pain Clinic, I was recommended by the musculoskeletal specialist to try a drug called gabapentin. My doctor put me on another from this group of drugs
Hello. I'm 64 years old with a painful back problem (lumbar spinal stenosis, spondylosis and spondylolisthesis). While I wait for an appointment at the Pain Clinic, I was recommended by the musculoskeletal specialist to try a drug called gabapentin. My doctor put me on another from this group of drugs
AliDeJ
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Coming off prednisolone
Hi all, I gave tapered so so slowly and after almost 3 years I am off the prednisolone for about 3 weeks. I was on half mg every other day then half Mondays and Fridays, then stopped.How long does it take to get some normality? I wake at the same time every morning with anxiety. Yes, I have some real
Hi all, I gave tapered so so slowly and after almost 3 years I am off the prednisolone for about 3 weeks. I was on half mg every other day then half Mondays and Fridays, then stopped.How long does it take to get some normality? I wake at the same time every morning with anxiety. Yes, I have some real
Karendeena
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
Could be some positivity for frequent UTI sufferers.
Good morning folks. Just entering the fourth year since my GCA diagnosis and having suffered around 17 UTI's in that time (hospitalised with two) along with constant symptoms in between, I've swallowed tons of D-Mannose, cranberry supplements, given up caffeine, artificial sweeteners, used vaginal pessaries
Good morning folks. Just entering the fourth year since my GCA diagnosis and having suffered around 17 UTI's in that time (hospitalised with two) along with constant symptoms in between, I've swallowed tons of D-Mannose, cranberry supplements, given up caffeine, artificial sweeteners, used vaginal pessaries
strawclutching
in
PMRGCAuk
6 months ago
1
...
20
21
22
...
100
Next page
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
90
100
Filter results
Clear filters
Posted in
All communities
PMRGCAuk
7535 results
Asthma Community Forum
1194 results
Advanced Prostate Cancer
1177 results
View top 10 communities
Sort by
Most Relevant
Newest