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Old 09-06-2012, 05:51 PM #1
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I once took a dose of Prednisone and experienced the worst migraine with aura, along with agonising pressure behind one eye. I felt so ill, I actually called an ambulance.

I really want to try a steroid again but really don't want to go back to Prednisone - does anyone out there take a different one? Why is Prednisone the steroid of choice?! Are there any other options?

Thank you!! <3
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