Miruvor
ME/CFS RelapsedBenefit faded or relapsed

Feel better on Prednisone?

Condition
ME/CFS
At worst
Not stated
Ill for
Not stated
Published
Jan 2012

Summary

Tapering prednisone down to as low as 2.5mg/day over a month, this poster reports "no CFS symptoms!" at the lowest doses, but relief lasted only about four days after finishing the taper before malaise returned. She says she's "half-tempted" to keep self-dosing but is wary of adrenal suppression.

Read it in their words

forums.phoenixrising.me

What they credit

Credits Other prescription drugs, Surgery & structural, Corticosteroid pulses.

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