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Old 05-08-2009, 11:12 AM #1
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Confused Prednisone

My doctor put me on 7.5 mgs of Prednisone daily. I have taken 3 doses and my legs are not as heavy and aching like they were.

Does such a low dose really work that fast or is it just my imagination?

What does it mean when medications like Prednisone work? Imflammation somewhere?

LA
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