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Do you take steroids for your MS?
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Posted on 19/01/2018 18:09
Have you been prescribed steroids for your MS?
If yes for what symptoms? Are you satisfied with the results? What about side-effects, are they severe?
What is your general opinion of this medication?
Don't hesitate to let others know what you think and how your evaluate this particular treatment. This can help other patiens learn more about their condition.
Beginning of the discussion - 09/05/2018
Do you take steroids for your MS? https://www.carenity.co.uk/forum/multiple-sclerosis/your-opinion-on-multiple-sclerosis-treatments/do-you-take-steroids-for-your-ms-2145Posted on 09/05/2018 11:13
Hi everyone,
This discussion still hasn't any replies, and yet I am sure some members have things to share So don't be shy.
Thank you in advance!
Posted on 14/05/2018 13:39
Hi, have had steroids at various stages of my MS, after 20+ years it is now secondary progressive and getting more debilitating. They have had very positive effects when have had them, by IV and tablet, the latter take a lot longer to work but saves hassle of going to hospital every day! No significant side effects. My opinion is that in the case of a severe dip they work quickly and can be very effective but can cause short term insomnia so get sleeping tabs at same time.
Posted on 25/06/2018 12:31
Hi, I am newly diagnosed with primary progressive MS when i was 29 nd ive just turned 30, nd am sorry this has no relevance to this topic but I am just wondering will my MS progress into secondary MS? And at what rate will it happen? Or does it vary from person to person?
Thank you for any help
Nathalie🙂
Posted on 26/06/2018 09:12
Only your neurologist can really answer your question. Next time you meet with them make sure you ask them.
Posted on 19/08/2019 03:20
I was given steroids - injections + pills - as frequent 'interventions' over many years some years ago. unfortunately I have recently been obliged to have one hip replacement and am on the waiting list for replacement of the other, due to osteoarthritis-related aseptic necrosis which i have been told has developed as a consequence of prolonged steroid use. I was never alerted to the risk of this.
Posted on 09/12/2019 17:28
Hello members,
To those living with MS, has anyone else gotten steroid injections to control the effects of the illness? Could you share your experiences, good or bad, with us?
Thanks!