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His advice is to do the 40 mg Preds for a few days and see what happens is the way to go. His goal is to eliminate the Preds as soon as possible with the fewest negative effects. What can happen if the first step from 60 mg to 40 mg a day produces a negative result? Do the primary symptoms return, or do you just feel physically bad? If his happens, what is done. A return to a larger daily dose? I have 10 days to vet t his out. I will be on the 60 mg until mid February. Quote:
Where ideally should immunosuppressant enter the spectrum? Where on this 1-yer timeline should immunosuppressant be introduced? I wonder if it was this that prompted the referral. Quote:
![]() I am supposed to call Stanford in three weeks if I don't hear from them. Stanford is only a 20-minute drive from my apartment. I intend on taking advantage of this opportunity. Here is the Referral to the Stanford Neurology department Ten days ago I did not know I wanted that. ![]() A week before my neurologist appointment, I sent a fax with the issues I wanted to discuss, chief among them were imunosuppressant and steroid sparing therapy. The fax may have a been factor in getting the referral. Note: I started posting on this thread before I read the referral. I did not notice it among the other stuff they gave me as I was leaving. -Mark- Last edited by Panorama; 02-04-2014 at 06:48 AM. |
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