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Old 10-20-2011, 03:46 PM #1
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Default Prednisone

Anyone here been on prednisone since their concussion? My dr has prescribed it to help with horrible sinus and ear problems. I took it years ago (pre pcs) and it made me jittery then. I am very concerned it will interfere with what little quality sleep I already get, among other things, now that pcs is in the picture. Also concerned about the jittery anxiousness that I think could be much worse with pcs

Thoughts? I am already on antibiotics but they haven't helped much!!

Thanks!
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