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Old 01-21-2012, 11:53 AM #18
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Hey, thanks, Jana. I found some statistics in this article that were encouraging for my situation: a study that shows that although Prednisone works more quickly, after three years the improvement of patients on Imuran and patients on Prednisone was comparable. Because of my personal situation and the nature and severity of my symptoms, I have been able to choose to try the slower, non-steroid treatment.

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That's great, Abby!! I call this article my MG "bible" -- . I've never met Dr. Nicolle -- him being from Canada and all -- but, I sure do APPRECIATE this handy, dandy reference!!

I'd choose Imuran over Prednisone, too. Diabetes, osteoporosis, cataracts, etc..........so many things that long term Prednisone usage can do to ya. But, some people don't have any other choice.
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