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Hello ive been taking Azathioprine for 10 weeks now at a 100mg a day
the plan is to replace the steroids that i'm on 60mg every other day which i've been on for 6 months
i found that when i went on imuran i had a bad reaction which has lessened
my last blood test showed a very high white cell count
my Dr examined me but thinks its due to my steroids which he has said
to reduce to 50mg
ive also phoned the neuro to say how ive been feeling as ive not seen him for a long time. should i worry tho?
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