Mark, There's no way to tell when you should book that room.

I urge you to see an endocrinologist soon. The issue of an adrenal crash is very real for you. They might need to monitor you as much (or more) as your neuro does.

And an enlarged adrenal is not normal. Is it even working? If not, then how is the kidney that it's sitting on top of? Lots of questions you need to be asking!

If I were to guess, I'd say that things start to become dicey around the 25 mg. point. You might need to have a longer taper, and a smaller drop in dose (i.e., 2 mg. at a time). Only time will tell what your body can handle.

I don't think anyone can give you an answer on this one; except your body, that is.

Annie

From your earlier post, I already Emailed my neurologist to look at the abdominal CT scan from February. The endocrinologist is on the top of my list for our meeting. My neurologist has access to all of my records from Stanford, and from my local medical group.

With all the blood test I took in the hospital, I am sure they would have noticed something. But it is high up on my list of concerns.

-Mark-