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Old 04-24-2008, 06:46 PM #1
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Default Steroid Question

Ok, I am on my third day of Steroids.... I am feeling some relief with the numbness but my legs are weak, but I had a friend tell me that was normal.

My question is.... I am not hungry - I am making myself eat with them and then not wanting to eat the rest of the day. Has anyone else experienced this?

Since I can't eat in the morning before my LP I am not going to take them until I get home - is this sound ok?

I guess that is two questions.... is that my limit? Opps 3
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