My consultant reduced my pred from a Happy 10mg 6 wks ago to7.5mg per day then after 3 wks my nose bleeds started Gp advised to go back to 10mg and i did but no change. Every morning bloody nose !!! So i have upped to 15 mg per day and noticed that all day no symptoms till i take my azathriopine in the evening after my Dinner.
So i was wondering if my immune system is working fine????? Until i take the Azathriopine????
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Hi Thank you for your reply well yesterday after posting i had severe nosebleed lasting over an hour and went to hospital i spoke to my gp and have raised pred to 30mg and all seems well today apart from usual hunger pangs when i go on high dosage.
I can offer 3 things I find make a real difference.
SinusMed, the nasal wash in a bottle. I can't tell my fellow sufferers enough how much using it twice a day has made a dramatic difference. I also put Bactroban (Mupirocin) nasal ointment in twice a day with a cotton wool bud.
Sugar : When I cut out it out the difference in pain and swelling was dramatic.
I know Paul McKenna is bringing out a book on how to lower/kick sugar on Jan 1st.
The impact on the body is so dramatic that recent respected studies all over the world are saying that it has the greatest external impact on Cancer, Diabetes, Heart disease, and Vasculitis.
Sterimar to keep the nasal passages moist.
A good HEPA filter on 24/7 to get rid of irritants.
I too lost my remission 4 months ago. Hellish pain. We all know how excrutiating it can be.
Mine I'm certain came back after the stress of losing my only sibling 6 months ago. The emotional pain was overwhelming. Stress is such a catalyst.
I hope some of this helps. Im currently on 10mg Pred after having had 3 cycles of cyclophosphamide.
Interesting what you were saying about sugar. It seems to cause many probs in society today. I also have type 2 diabetes and blood sugars go up n up with the pred. Good to know about your nasal remedies.
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