Polymyalgia Rheumatica and Steroid Side Effects: New Findings
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At the request of Mavis from PMR&GCAuk North East see link below.
I have also added this link to the pinned discussion below.
https://patient.info/forums/discuss/pmr-gca-website-addresses-and-resources-35316
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rhea28447 Emis_Moderator
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erika59785 Emis_Moderator
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lodgerUK_NE Emis_Moderator
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a) constant research is going on and
b) what some of us have been trying to say for years, pred is not as frightening as you are led to believe.
We have responded to the people involved and asked some more questions. Hopefully we might just get a response in the future.
Onwards and upwards and thank you once again.
EileenH lodgerUK_NE
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I agree it is so important to have medical backing for what we say - pred isn't half as bad as is it painted! It is the doctors who are terrified of it - and to some extent, without reason. Yes, it is a heavy duty drug - but used properly and carefully it gives life back to PMR patients. You have to see the good aspects to balance out the bad.
constance.de Emis_Moderator
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Thanks for keeping us up to date. This will help some of the newbies to look upon Pred as a reliable 'friend' instead of their enemy.