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@travelgirl
Okay...calm down ...except for the bladder which I am not sure of , your side effects are common and temporary. Read the potential side effects list on the insert that comes with all prescriptions. The steroids may be making you more thirsty and causing you to drink more fluids thereby more bathroom trips. If this continues after everything is cleared up and you are off the drugs then go to you GYN for a checkup. Depends on the dosage strength too.
As for the MRI, you won’t get the results that night so don’t worry about you presentation. You might want to preface your speech with a SHORT synopsis of what’s been happening to your hearing in case you have a question and answer session and think you might have a problem hearing. They will be sympathetic.
Everything is connected above that pretty neck of yours....eyes, ears, nose, teeth, throat. So you’ll feel side effects in other areas.
That’s why we have ENT specialists. By the way a good ENT doctor who you are seeing for your ears should also be checking up your nose and around your lymph nodes routinely at each visit.
I don’t know anyone who hasn’t experienced some weight gain on steroids. I did once on oral steroids and am on steroid eye drops now and swear they have added a pound or two even though they don’t get into the blood stream as fast as an injection or orally.
I “hear” you stressing again....stop that😁. You sound like some improvement is occurring so that’s great and thanks for keeping us informed.
FL Mary