Prednisone for Systemic Sclerosis User Reviews
Brand names: Rayos
Prednisone has an average rating of 7.0 out of 10 from a total of 3 reviews for the treatment of Systemic Sclerosis. 67% of reviewers reported a positive experience, while 0% reported a negative experience.
- Merry
- June 9, 2020
"I was 1st diagnosed with systemic lupus then it went to systemic scleroderma in 3 months also Ana pos dual and scl70 pos. I finally got a little relief from prednisone. I was on a 30mg pill prescription. On it at least I could try to walk. To those out there. Do be afraid to try it. Had my blood work redone and waiting."
- Anonymous
- May 22, 2009
"I did not like it that much because it made me sick, however it seemed to help when I was on it. My face puffed up a bit which I did not like."
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"High dose initially got excessive swelling in my hands and itchy rash on my legs under control, then reduced down to a 5mg maintenance dose. The medication also helped with chronic pain from an old back injury to a point it hardly bothered me anymore! The steroid made my joints ache though, especially those in my hands and my carpal tunnel was much worse. When there was a delay in my prescription I reduced my dose (took half doses to make the tablets last longer): the rash stayed away and joint pain reduced. Next prescription delay I had no tablets left, so had to go cold turkey: I was fatigued, but it was OK. I wasn't given Vit D or calcium though and was told I should have been as prednisone has depleted my Vit D levels leading to other problems now."