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Old 12-23-2017, 11:22 PM #5
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Try taking the prednisone in the morning. I had trouble sleeping when I was diagnosed about 20 years ago and taking 100mg of prednisone. You will also feel worse before feeling better. FYI, I'm now on 3mg of prednisone, trying to come off it all. If the melatonin doesn't work try Lunesta. Jim
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