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Hi,
I am having bad sciatica and they wanted to inject me in the back. I was too scared to do that since I blame multiple epidurals during labor for messing up my back initially.

Anyways I was given Predisolone 25 mg for 3 days. Have not started it yet. I am a bit anxious about it. I wanted to know if it is contraindicated in neuropathy as it states neuropathy as one of the side-effects?

Also does anyone know if it causes anxiety? I have that too. :0(

Thank you in advance.
Aussie
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