After you get off of predisone does it make you feel nervous?!
Question: After you get off of predisone does it make you feel nervous.?
I was on predisone and now i'm off but i feel nervous. i really need answersHealth Question & Answer
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you are so right. You do need answers NOW. Call the doctor and tell him what is happening. Sometimes people are taken off medications too fast. Some need to come off slowly by decreasing them less and less. Because your body is withdrawing from them and needs to adjust when it isn't getting them anymore. I happen to be someone who has had this happen and it can be very difficult to say the least. Even tho it's Sunday call anyway. The doctor needs to hear from you that's what she/he is getting paid for. also, if you don't tell she/he,they will never know. This is part of your history that they need to know. They need this for their records to treat you in the future with meds. Call so they can give you answers and something to help you thru this so you can feel normal again. If need be go to a clinic or emergency room if it continues or gets worse. It usually takes several days to withdraw from medications. I'll be thinking of you, I empathize with you right now.
irisheyesHealth Question & Answer
irisheyesHealth Question & Answer
It's predNisone.
It depends how much you were on, and how long you were on it. If you suddenly stopped it after taking it for a while, then you may feel ill. Sometimes people will feel agitated or nervous while TAKING it, as it is an analogue of a stress hormone produced in your adrenal glands.
As always with these sorts of questions/issues....Alties know diddly squat about actual medicine or pharmacology, and you didn't give enough info for me to answer you more specifically. Why not ask the doctor who prescribed it in the first place.?.?Health Question & Answer
It depends how much you were on, and how long you were on it. If you suddenly stopped it after taking it for a while, then you may feel ill. Sometimes people will feel agitated or nervous while TAKING it, as it is an analogue of a stress hormone produced in your adrenal glands.
As always with these sorts of questions/issues....Alties know diddly squat about actual medicine or pharmacology, and you didn't give enough info for me to answer you more specifically. Why not ask the doctor who prescribed it in the first place.?.?Health Question & Answer