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Stomach pain

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10 years 5 months ago #52113 by bearable07646
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I have been on varying doses of Predsnisone since February because of my low blood platlet counts and I am experiencing severe stomach pains now on 6mgs. I take Protonix with my medication but I still have pain, any thoughts about this?

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10 years 5 months ago #52122 by Melinda
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If I were having severe stomach pains I'd call my doctor.

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10 years 5 months ago #52130 by Sandi
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I'd get that checked out too. Prednisone itself does not cause stomach pain, but ulcers can. There are many other reasons also. I had severe stomach pain for over a year and finally tied it to yogurt. Yes, I'm an idiot and didn't go to the doctor. For some reason, it was causing severe constipation. I'd call your GP.
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