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Old 12-29-2012, 08:39 AM #1
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Default Those who canīt take steroids, why?

Hello...

I was just wondering the other day.....

Those of you who can not take steroids, what is the reason - and is the reason quite similar with all who can not tolerate them?

Are the side effects much greater than the benefits?
Are you generally sensitive to medications?
Are you prone to developing drug induced diabetes?
Do you have a similar blood type, MG type, or other common factor with other MGīers who also canīt take them?

Do you have any thoughts and what does your neuro say about this?

Thanks,


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