Blurred vision effect of Prednisolone

At the beginning: Tachycardia, RR low, dizziness, hot flashes Visual disturbance throughout: Dizziness, blurred vision, depressive mood, face pimples, drug rash, joint problems, fatigue, forgetfulness increased, thinking impaired, euphoric relapses But falling asleep worked well 🙂 after all

Prednisolone for carminative pneumonia. 1st week in the morning 40 mg, 2nd week 30 mg, 3rd week 20 mg, soon 10 mg, etc. Side effects include blurred vision, dizziness, high blood pressure, increased appetite, weight gain, gums hurts in places, tremors, sensory disturbances, mood swings, aggression, Forgetfulness, blurred vision, at night partial pressure on the chest, flatulence, lying awake at night for several hours, in the afternoon food cravings, water retention on the face, partial joint pain in the hips and knees. Why does not my doctor tell me about these side effects before ?! Especially about the risk of osteoporosis and that you should also take calcium?

At a dose of 10 mg and more swollen face, eyesight, headache u sometimes dizziness

Take the drug only for 3 weeks (expected duration 3 months after cessation). -Sleep disorders that I can not actually drive-dizziness and killer problems -burning and stomach ache (in the evening only increased, otherwise everything goes up) -Cramps in calves and hands -Breaks and constipation -Hair loss -extreme sleep disorders !!! (lie awake at night for several hours with increased pulse) which is funny, that I have no moon face and rather AB- than increasing!?!?!

Hello, at the beginning I was fine with the administration of cortisone. The pain disappeared relatively quickly. The pain started like a flu, with pain in the feet, knees, and wrists until the push was so bad that I could not climb stairs anymore, and I was totally stiff (morning stiffness). Rheumatoid factors could not be detected in the blood, but with X-ray images, a change has been noted. The first few weeks I took 20 mg in the morning and 10 mg in the evening, that was 7 weeks ago. Now I am on 5 mg and 2.5 mg. For 3 weeks I have been feeling dizzy and nauseous in the afternoon, and then I can not go straight for 3 – 5 minutes. Since last sunday I can see double pictures around lunchtime. Was already at the neurologist and Kernspin, but it’s all ok. The blood values are ok. Never had such problems before, I suppose it comes from cortisone. Thought I had my change (I’m 56 years old) brought around without night sweats, because, since I take cortisone I turn the blanket all night around because I’m hot. Cortisone is already interfering with the hormone and circulatory system. That is not completely without it. If Cortison is expected to take until the end of January 2011, then it will decide what I have to do then.

increased intraocular pressure, blurred vision, mood swings, nausea

Kortision helps quickly and relatively well. If only there were not all the side effects. I have to take it since 01/2006 at different intervals and dosages. In 09/2007, my inflammation became so severe that only a dose of 120mg over 10 days remedy. Then it went weekly in 20 steps down to 80mg, then back up to 100mg (because of the inflammation). Then down to 60mg. Then up to 80mg again. Then I made it to 20mg and had to go up to 60mg again and then managed to sneak out. The salvation process was very painful for me. I was startled by leg cramps at night, had strong cortisone acne, severe mood swings, sleep disorders, bulls, weight gain up to 17kg, endless water retention, heavy legs, fatigue, euphoria, Cushing’s syndrome, severe vision problems in both eyes, heartburn. In the meantime, I did not leave the house for about six weeks. The following has helped me with the symptoms: magnesium for cramps; Stinging nettle, bowl salts No. 7 (e.g., the hot sieves, ten tablets in a glass of boiling water, stirring with a plastic spoon) against the water retention; Drüfusan against cortisol acne; Rennie against the heartburn; Psyllium husks against diarrhea, constipation and flatulence (life threatening in stenoses); Vitasprint (vitamin B12) for fatigue. IMPORTANT IN THIS TIME IS THE INTRODUCTION OF IDEOS (calcium preparation, it prevents, inter alia, osteoporosis) (there is the way, by prescription)! Cortisone is a difficult time, but it will pass someday.

Nausea, blurred vision, rapid heartbeat, forgetfulness, high blood pressure, headache