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Tapering prednisone
After 6 months of treatment for PMR I tapered from 20 mg to 1 mg. Can just stop 1mg or is it safer to taper...
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Tapering prednisone
I started at 30 mg after I think three weeks went down to 25 2 1/2 weeks later 20 then I went down to 15...
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Tapering prednisone and stress
I'm supposed to taper from 5mg prednisone this week to 4 mg. We're doing a super slow taper this time because if I can't successfully...
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Adrenal Insufficiency and Tapering Prednisone
Hi friends- Does anyone recovering from PMR have experience getting diagnosed with and treating adrenal insufficiency? I'm curious about how you and/or your doctor realized...
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My theory on tapering prednisone
I was diagnosed with PMR in August of 2023 so it's been about 10 months. I started on 15mg of prednisone but the pain was...
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A Downside to Tapering Prednisone - Mosquito Bites
I live in the central part of North Carolina, so there are lots of mosquitoes during much of the year. Last year when I was...
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Decrease in swelling after tapering prednisone
Does anyone find decrease in swelling after tapering prednisone? Swollen feet and ankles moon face and severe bruising?
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Wrist and finger pain while tapering prednisone
I know there are similar threads within other discussions, but wanted to start a fresh, focused discussion. I've been tapering from 20 mg of prednisone...
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Chronic Fatigue while tapering Prednisone for PMR
I’ve had PMR since April 2020. I started on Prednisone 20 mg/day and at 18 months, I had gradually reduced to 7 mg/day. When I...
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Sleeping 9-10 hours with tapering Prednisone
I'm sleeping 9-10 hours each night as I taper Prednisone. I'm now down to 5.5 mg/day from 60 mg/day (sixty mg/day) of Prednisone. This may...
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Hi @npostusa, You are not alone with the fatigue. There is another discussion you might find...
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You might find it helpful to look through the following discussions to read what others have...