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Old 06-30-2012, 07:24 AM #7
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FYI- (to second what was already said)

my neuro also said 10 day window is the guidelines, as studies have shown no benefit to starting steroids after 10 days from onset.

day one done, four more left to go. So far no major side effects thankfully, just metallic taste
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