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Low dose Prednisone tabs

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Sy - 21 Nov 2007 13:26 GMT
Several months ago my ENT gave me an Rx for 10 mg. Prednisone tabs as
well as an antibiotic to treat water retention in my ears.

It worked well but I also was aware that my usual aches and pains
(osteoarthritis) virtually vanished during the 2 week regimen on
Prednisone and for months thereafter.  It was amazing.

I take NSAIDS like Ibuprofen (600 mgs.) and find them somewhat helpful
but they do cause gastric irritation.  I find acetaminophen to be
essentially useless.

I read about how effective (and problematic) taking Prednisone can be
for arthritic pain but am wondering if a 10 mg. tab a day (or even
less) can cause problems?  Certainly my taking Ibuprofen or aspirin
regularly does.

Any feedback will be appreciated.

Thanks,

Sy
Harvey R. Stone - 21 Nov 2007 16:33 GMT
> Several months ago my ENT gave me an Rx for 10 mg. Prednisone tabs as
> well as an antibiotic to treat water retention in my ears.
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> Sy

Hi Sy,,,, If prednisone helps your arthritis,  I think you need to talk to a
RD about what is taking place and what you actually have,,, how far advanced
it is.
Harv
 
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