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im not really good at it xD rjhey18 wrote: i have a question. im lacking sleep is it from the drugs that im taking? and i noticed alot of acne's on my back and on my face are these the side effects of the drugs? by the way i only get 3-4hrs sleep.
its full of fats hehehe
. its been almost 2 weeks since i stop taking prednisone. my last platelet count was 130+ it was when i was still taking prednisone. after when i stop on the drugs my platelet dropped to 70. my hema recommended me to take prednisone again 10mg a day... i just want to know your opinions on this since you guys had more experience with the drugs
would i go back on the steroids? or should i w8 until it drops to 20 below to take action on taking the drugs>? thanks in advance and God Bless you all
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i just want to know if did anybody drink alcohol while taking the drugs? or would it only be me hahaha
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