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I just found out the cause of my autoimmune chronic pancreatitis and it’s not good. I have Sjögren’s syndrome.
I have osteoporosis, not from
prednisone
but from lack of nutrients from the pancreatitis. I need to go on a steroid to help stop my body from effecting multiple lungs, kidney’s, liver and pancreas. I have 4 cysts on my pancreas too. I had lymphoma from Sjogren’s but didn’t know why at the time.
I have osteoporosis, not from
prednisone
but from lack of nutrients from the pancreatitis. I need to go on a steroid to help stop my body from effecting multiple lungs, kidney’s, liver and pancreas. I have 4 cysts on my pancreas too. I had lymphoma from Sjogren’s but didn’t know why at the time.
Joanhappy21
in
Chronic Pancreatitis Support
7 months ago
Skin Rash
I have already taken some medications:
prednisone
,5 days; Fluconazole, 7 days; and some ointment twice a day but does not seem to help. Any advise?
I have already taken some medications:
prednisone
,5 days; Fluconazole, 7 days; and some ointment twice a day but does not seem to help. Any advise?
Champlain
in
CLL Support
8 months ago
PN guy
I did one week of
prednisone
and it was miraculous. But can’t stay on it. Once off pain came right back. It’s a struggle. I try to think about friends with pancreatic cancer or Parkinson’s. Still no one gets it when you says pudendal neuralgia including most doctors. Hang in friends.
I did one week of
prednisone
and it was miraculous. But can’t stay on it. Once off pain came right back. It’s a struggle. I try to think about friends with pancreatic cancer or Parkinson’s. Still no one gets it when you says pudendal neuralgia including most doctors. Hang in friends.
Virginiapn
in
Pelvic Pain Support Network
7 months ago
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switching to a carnivore diet has put my PMR into total remission
It also probably spared me from being put on
prednisone
again. I make no claims that this will work for others, only that it appears to have worked for me.
It also probably spared me from being put on
prednisone
again. I make no claims that this will work for others, only that it appears to have worked for me.
benhemp
in
PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Prednisone use.
Does anyone here use
Prednisone
approx 5 mg on almost a daily basis and if so has it caused you any repercussions. I am unable to use most puffers other than Ventolin as I react badly to them, spasms, hoarseness, foggy eyes etc etc.
Does anyone here use
Prednisone
approx 5 mg on almost a daily basis and if so has it caused you any repercussions. I am unable to use most puffers other than Ventolin as I react badly to them, spasms, hoarseness, foggy eyes etc etc.
Jansjems
in
Asthma Community Forum
2 months ago
Kevzara
3rd Rheumy suggested this since I have such bad side effects from
prednisone
after 30 months. Anybody tried this $4300 stuff?
3rd Rheumy suggested this since I have such bad side effects from
prednisone
after 30 months. Anybody tried this $4300 stuff?
EngineerMatthew
in
PMRGCAuk
10 months ago
Prednisone Tapering
I have been tapering using the DS method for 6 months. I am now tapering from 2mg to 1 1/2. In two days I will be @ 1 1/2 for seven days, then 1, back to 1 1/2 for 6 days and so on. While I am not in any muscle pain I am extremely fatigued. Does being extremely fatigued means I am having a flare
I have been tapering using the DS method for 6 months. I am now tapering from 2mg to 1 1/2. In two days I will be @ 1 1/2 for seven days, then 1, back to 1 1/2 for 6 days and so on. While I am not in any muscle pain I am extremely fatigued. Does being extremely fatigued means I am having a flare
RaisinBran
in
PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Is enteric Prednisone available in France? Does anyone know? Flare!!
Hi my drama with foot and ankle pain has developed into. PMR story. My rheumatologist sent me to a foot ankle doc he trusts who was very thorough and listened to both of us. First doc:?MRI showed only mild Achilles Tendinitis but that was Diagnosis. Rheumie said not where most pain is. Couldn’t do
Hi my drama with foot and ankle pain has developed into. PMR story. My rheumatologist sent me to a foot ankle doc he trusts who was very thorough and listened to both of us. First doc:?MRI showed only mild Achilles Tendinitis but that was Diagnosis. Rheumie said not where most pain is. Couldn’t do
bluegirl7
in
PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Increase dosage and taper
I have been managing my PMR for seven years, and on
prednisone
for five of those years after thinking I could manage it withou meds. Dumb idea. I can taper down to 4mg or 5mg, but have to then increase to a higher dosage to address a reoccurring pain and numbness in arms.
I have been managing my PMR for seven years, and on
prednisone
for five of those years after thinking I could manage it withou meds. Dumb idea. I can taper down to 4mg or 5mg, but have to then increase to a higher dosage to address a reoccurring pain and numbness in arms.
outdoornut
in
PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Got back lots of lab results from rheumy visit today. CRP dropped from 100 in Feb to 6.8
Still at zero
prednisone
for more than a week.
Still at zero
prednisone
for more than a week.
sdowney717
in
PMRGCAuk
10 months ago
prednisone pain
recently there was discussion about
prednisone
pain when reducing the
prednisone
. Not sure how I can tell pred. Pain from pmr pain? Will pain medication help with
prednisone
pain? Thank you
recently there was discussion about
prednisone
pain when reducing the
prednisone
. Not sure how I can tell pred. Pain from pmr pain? Will pain medication help with
prednisone
pain? Thank you
Linny3
in
PMRGCAuk
11 months ago
Now on the LVV journey too
Anyway, back to 60mg
prednisone
and consultant is applying for tocilizumab as long as new bloods and chest x-ray are okay. I initially felt quite panicky with the results but I’ve had a good chat with myself.
Anyway, back to 60mg
prednisone
and consultant is applying for tocilizumab as long as new bloods and chest x-ray are okay. I initially felt quite panicky with the results but I’ve had a good chat with myself.
Smellydog9
in
PMRGCAuk
9 months ago
rubbery and jello feeling legs
I am now down to 3 mg of
prednisone
and have had pmr for 2.5 years. Have been reducing since my last flare, at .5 mgs per 5 weeks with the old and new dose alternating for a week at the beginning. Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year to all.
I am now down to 3 mg of
prednisone
and have had pmr for 2.5 years. Have been reducing since my last flare, at .5 mgs per 5 weeks with the old and new dose alternating for a week at the beginning. Merry Christmas and a Healthy and Happy New Year to all.
Skier321
in
PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Looks like here we go again...to treatment.
I was treated with a combination of Rituxan and
Prednisone
(8 rounds of infusions) with three days of infusions each round. I had a really good oncologist who was a CLL specialist who has since left to go work at Princeton University.
I was treated with a combination of Rituxan and
Prednisone
(8 rounds of infusions) with three days of infusions each round. I had a really good oncologist who was a CLL specialist who has since left to go work at Princeton University.
Dodger47
in
CLL Support
6 months ago
Generic TCZ---is it available in the UK?
I've been on it for five years and will be kept on it as a safeguard when and if I get off of
prednisone
. I would love to think this may make it more available to patients in the UK. Do you think it will?
I've been on it for five years and will be kept on it as a safeguard when and if I get off of
prednisone
. I would love to think this may make it more available to patients in the UK. Do you think it will?
Grammy80
in
PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
Help for my Dad
The
prednisone
is controlling the seizures. My Dad still has confusion, is muddled and his memory is effected. More recently his ability to walk is effected. Is it likely that the symptoms he now shows are
prednisone
side effects, symptoms from the Encephalitis or may be a mixture of both?
The
prednisone
is controlling the seizures. My Dad still has confusion, is muddled and his memory is effected. More recently his ability to walk is effected. Is it likely that the symptoms he now shows are
prednisone
side effects, symptoms from the Encephalitis or may be a mixture of both?
Mouseling
in
Encephalitis International
9 months ago
Giant Cell Arteritis
My medical began
prednisone
treatments on November 1st, and its been a roller coaster ride thus far. I am optimistic, and hopeful that we will figure out the appropriate protocol to manage this disorder. Thank you for allowing me access your site.
My medical began
prednisone
treatments on November 1st, and its been a roller coaster ride thus far. I am optimistic, and hopeful that we will figure out the appropriate protocol to manage this disorder. Thank you for allowing me access your site.
Labbyj
in
PMRGCAuk
8 months ago
Immunology - prednsione, tacrolimus, intralpids.. what else? :)
For the transfer I am taking
prednisone
and tacrolimus, plus intralipids. Should I be checking this area more?
For the transfer I am taking
prednisone
and tacrolimus, plus intralipids. Should I be checking this area more?
Anita85
in
Fertility Network UK
8 months ago
New to PMR
I will try tapering down the
prednisone
again in a bit, but I am terrified of developing GCA. I would frankly rather deal with the side effects of
prednisone
than risk going blind from GCA.
I will try tapering down the
prednisone
again in a bit, but I am terrified of developing GCA. I would frankly rather deal with the side effects of
prednisone
than risk going blind from GCA.
Charlotteab
in
PMRGCAuk
10 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
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