Well, my doctor will be ecstatic to find out how much pain and discomfort I am in everyday now that I have changed to a different steroid. I take 40 mg hydrocortisone each morning around 7:30, and then I take 20 mg in the afternoon around 4 p.m. This steroid only lasts in the body for about an hour and I can confirm that.
Around 9:00 a.m., my head starts to ache (all over - face, head, and neck). By 9:30 a.m., my body feels like I have the flu - aches all over. Joint pain has been prevalent. My knees and ankles, hips, back, neck, shoulders, and elbows: ow. By about 10:30 or so, I am usually feeling well enough to do things again. It all starts up again about the time I get home at night. Of course, I'm still recovering from the surgery itself. My right shoulder, side, breast, and back all have their pains and sparklers.
I find out on Wednesday if I am going to have to do the Octreotide Scan or not. I hope we can just get started on the therapy. I really hate that test.
In a nutshell, if pain means I'm getting better, then I expect to be in perfect health very soon.
I'm thinking a little different than you. Forty mg can be quite a bit of hydro to take. The half life is normally about 8-12 hrs. So I'm wondering if the pains you are experiencing is from a high. If you feel better about three hours after taking it, your levels would be dropping then.
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Unless something unexpected happened,my kids usually only took 25 mg. a day. Now after their BLAs they only take 20 mg.
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