No. This is an allergic reaction. See your doctor right away.
She has moon face from high doses of prednisone.
One missed dose should be okay. Just continue giving the rest of the doses.
Doses should be carefully adjusted when quetiapine is used with ketoconazole, itraconazole, fluconazole, erythromycin, carbamazepine, barbiturates, rifampin or glucocorticoids including prednisone, dexamethasone and methylprednisolone.
The use of Prednisone can cause Avascular Necrosis. This would affect the bone area. It has been reported that those who have taken doses greater then 20 milligrams a day of Prednisone have experienced this condition, particularly in the hip area.
Definitely yes. Prednisone causes hair loss, especially in higher doses and over long periods of use.
The dose of Predisone for each individual is determined by the rheumatologist or other medical doctor. Generally, low dosages (under 10 mg) seem to be the norm, but if the disease has progressed without being treated, higher doses may be given.
Adrenal virilism caused by adrenal hyperplasia is treated with daily doses of a glucocorticoid. Usually prednisone is the drug of choice, but in infants hydrocortisone is usually given
No, methadone at high doses should not interact with penicillin.
The drugs are often given together for acute (very bad initiially) upper respiratory infection with wheezing or inflammation. The prednisone very quickly opens airways for better breathing. The amoxicillin is for infection, the most common ones in the upper breathing areas. The mucinex will thin the mucus which also has dead and live bacteria in it so that the antibiotic can work better. Mucinex also help you cough up or blow out this mucus.
My doctor said that I should allow a full month for coumadin to be entirely out of my system. Hope this helps!
There are risks.. But they are not common. If you are using a low dose of prednisone (20mg or less, for under a month, for something like viral-activated asthama, for example) for a short period of time, it really shouldn't be a problem, and you have nothing to worry about. However, if the prednisone is a long term treatment at higher doses such as 50mg or above where tapering is required and such, you may want to consider talking to your doctor about switiching meds, or what other options there may be. Make the choice for yourself? http://drugsafetysite.com/prednisone
Your doctor would determine that.