Prednisone

For some people, taking naproxen and prednisone at the same time is a bad idea. Contact your health provider for advice specific to your situation.

That depends on how much you are taking. My guess would be that the doctor that prescribed them is trying to get some serious inflammation under control as prednisone is usually only taken in the morning with food.

Sorry can not help you directly with your question but have you thought of contacting an animal welfare charity for help with you cat. I am sure they would be willing to help you.

If you need prednisone, then it is good for you.

Prednisone pills won't help fever blisters.

Actually, prednisone pills would likely make fever blisters worse because prednisone suppresses the immune system, which delays the return to latency for the virus causing the fever blisters.

as far as i know ultram is not an anti-inflammatory. is it used for moderate to severe pain. there still not quite sure how it works. it is not yet considered a narcotic but are talking about putting it in that catogery. hope its helping you for whar ever reason your taking it

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You can be on it for ever. But it is not good for you.

Generally speaking, this is nonsensical. However, there may be exceptions when a highly trained specialist would use combinations of drugs which otherwise seem to be inappropriate. If the two prescriptions are coming from two different doctors, the patient should clarify with each to determine which should be used.

Take all prescriptions (singly or in combination) only as prescribed.

Most of it will be gone a day after you stop taking it.

While there are no known direct interactions between Prednisone and L-Theanine, it's always best to consult with a healthcare professional before combining supplements with prescription medications. Prednisone is a corticosteroid used to reduce inflammation, while L-Theanine is an amino acid that may promote relaxation. Your doctor can provide personalized advice based on your specific health situation.

I don't know if the dosage varies for high grade lymphoma, nor do I know which form of Prednisone you are referring to, so I will give you the general dosage of 'regular' Prednisone, instead of a compound steroid.

According to my book, which is a comprehensive guide for drug usage in dogs and cats, the dosage for a 113 pound dog is .5-1 mg/kg PO q 12h. Translation: 1/2 to 1 milligram per killogram of body weight by mouth every 12 hours. Your dog weighs 113 pounds, which is 51.25 killigrams, so the dosage of this med would be 25 to 51 milligrams every 12 hours.

Keep in mind, though, that the dosage varies for many illnesses, so please, consult with your vet before giving your dog this medication. Usually, when a dog (as well as people) take this med, it has to be gradually decreased, and not just discontinued, even after taking it for just a short while.

Also, keep in mind, the dosage I gave you is only a general guideline for this particular med. You can probably call your local emergency animal clinic for free, and they can answer your question much better. This would certainly be much safer for your dog.

I can't stress enough the importance of asking a professional before taking the advice of a non-professional. While I do have some knowledge in medicine, I am not a professional, so I strongly advise you to check with one.

The corticosteroids are synthesized from cholesterol within the adrenal cortex. There are 4 groups of them and 2 sub groups in one. Don't have time to go into all four groups, what they are, how they are gotten, what they are used for. Study on corticosteroids.

You can take them at the same time, so you don't need to wait.

The steroid Prednisone should not effect your menstrual cycle.

4 mg methylprednisolone is equivalent to 5 mg prednisolone.

You should ONLY take medicines under the direction of a qualified medical practitioner (a doctor). Doctors are trained to ensure that the medicines they prescribe are effective, will not interfere with one another and how to deal with adverse reactions. Self medication is not only dangerous to you, it also allows germs to become immune to the medications you are taking, making these medications ineffective. Go and see a doctor.

I've been on Yaz for 3 months and I've lost 5 pounds, doing excersize, so it doesnt make you loose or gain weight, its up to you.

It depends on the size and weight of your dog. Check with your vet. You do not always have to taper off Prednisaone. If you are only taking it for 5 days it can be prescribed as a 20 mg pill once a day for 5 days. The Vet knows what he is doing, just follow his instructions!

I am assuming you are using prednisone to treat an epidermal (skin) rash/irritation? If that specific cream is not alleviating the symptoms, it may be in your best interest to have a MD examine it - at that point, the correct medication will be prescribed. RBB, MD

14 days

It depends on the weight of the dog. I'd suggest that you check with a vet. Prednisone, when not used correctly can harm the dog. It is a great drug, but it can also be a dangerous one without professional guidance.