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Eugenia Zukerman has written: 'Taking the heat' 'Coping with prednisone*' -- subject(s): Side effects, Glucocorticoids, Prednisone, Adverse effects
Depends upon what they are and how long you've had them. Some never do.
It is advisable to avoiddrinkin to much alcohol if you are taking predisone as both drugs are very bad for the kineys.
Yes. Caffeine is a stimulant which shocks the nervous system. The effects of this caffeine can trigger or exacerbate particular side-effects of prednisone, such as sleeplessness, nervousness, general anxiety, and painful joint and muscle cramps caused by its effects on the nervous system.
Prednisone is a steroid drug that helps with inflammation. Side effects of prednisone are depression, weakness, body aches, and weight gain.
Being both a pharmacist and a doctor, I know for a fact that these two drugs will have no side effects if taken together. Infact, the taking of Nyquil allows for the prednisone to be absorbed more easily into the body.
Here's a site that discusses dosing, uses, side effects, and other issues that you will want to discuss with your physician: http://www.medicinenet.com/prednisone/article.htm
Yes, it is physically possible to consume alcohol while taking prednisone. But the question you should have asked is "Should alcohol be consumed while taking prednisone?". But you didn't ask that question, so I won't answer it.
Yes that can be one of the side effects.
Prednisone is a very strong drug, with many side effects. Prednisone must be taken with care, and only as directed by your Dr. Gatorade is a simple solution that replaces the electrolytes lost by the body, Gatorade does not react with drugs, and can be considered as safe as water.
Generally, after taking prednisone for a short while, the condition will be resolved. Your appetite will return to normal and you won't be eating everything in sight and retaining water from eating salt. If prednisone is used for long term permanent conditions, then after a while, the effects of your condition will reappear. Depends on the disease, really and also what you mean by going "back to how you were before you began taking prednisone." If you mean, "are there permanent side effects from taking prednisone?" the answer is: long term usage and frequent short term usage of steroids will affect your bones...makes them brittle, but if you are healthy you will rebuild your bone mass. If you have Addison's disease and you go off the medication, you will have a return of symptoms.
There are no side effects that directly effect your mouth, teeth, or gums. It can cause high blood pressure and headaches though.