Is it normal for your moods to be erratic while taking asthma meds/prednisone?!
Question: Is it normal for your moods to be erratic while taking asthma meds/prednisone!?
Especially with prednisone, I find that my moods shift and change quite a bit, and I get aggressive, and then sad, and feel like crying and just all over the place, like I can't control myself, and what not!.
Is that normal and will it stop after you stop taking the stuff!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Is that normal and will it stop after you stop taking the stuff!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
Answers:
you are freaking out, and a lot of your questions on answers indicate that somethink is going on with your moods', i've
noticed and i'm just at the other end of the computer!.!.!.!.!.please check this out, i honestly don't know if it's to do with your asthma medication, or combination of other stuff you have to take!.!.!.but i would ask the doctor to have a real good look at the combination and thoroughly check what it is doing to you! Good luck (ps if no one has had the nerve to be honest to you like me on this site, then please dont shoot the messenger/i only wish you well!.)Www@Answer-Health@Com
noticed and i'm just at the other end of the computer!.!.!.!.!.please check this out, i honestly don't know if it's to do with your asthma medication, or combination of other stuff you have to take!.!.!.but i would ask the doctor to have a real good look at the combination and thoroughly check what it is doing to you! Good luck (ps if no one has had the nerve to be honest to you like me on this site, then please dont shoot the messenger/i only wish you well!.)Www@Answer-Health@Com
Yes, those are definitely some of the side effects of prednisone!. On the one hand, it makes you feel so much better respiratory-wise but it can have weird side effects like those!. You should tell your doc about the side effects!. He/she may reduce the dosage or change meds!. Prednisone is a steroid that slows down the inflammation process!. While doing so it causes the nerves to become somewhat irritable!.
Don't EVER stop taking it all at once!. You have to be weaned off of it about 5 - 10 mg at a time!. If you just stop taking it, your can do some really serious damage!. TELL YOUR DOC!. He/she can do something to help youWww@Answer-Health@Com
Don't EVER stop taking it all at once!. You have to be weaned off of it about 5 - 10 mg at a time!. If you just stop taking it, your can do some really serious damage!. TELL YOUR DOC!. He/she can do something to help youWww@Answer-Health@Com
Yes, it's normal because all that garbage destroys the "feed back loop" of your endocrine that is a system of complex relationships!. Many of those meds can cause big problems with your body!.
Look at this warning from the FDA!. I can't even imagine why the FDA would not take this off the market!. Maybe they are being funded in a big way by the drug company!?
WASHINGTON - The government ordered stronger label warnings for an injected asthma medication Wednesday because of reports some patients taking the drug, marketed as Xolair, had suffered a delayed and potentially life-threatening reaction known as anaphylaxis!.
A patient experiencing anaphylaxis might have trouble breathing, feel tight in the chest, have swelling in the mouth and throat, suffer dizziness or feel faint, or have itching and hives!.
The risk of anaphylaxis was known when Xolair, also called omalizumab, was approved as an asthma treatment in 2003!. But the Food and Drug Administration ordered the drug manufacturer, Genentech, Inc!., to strengthen the label warnings because of reports of patients having a delayed reaction of anaphylaxis or reacting to a subsequent dose even when they had no problems after a first dose!.
The new warning says:
? Doctors should observe patients for at least two hours after the drug is injected and be ready to manage a potentially life-threatening reaction!.
? Anaphylaxis can occur even if a patient did not react to a previous Xolair injection!.
? Anaphylaxis can occur up to 24 hours after the injection is given!.
? Patients using Xolair should be prepared to treat themselves for anaphylaxis in emergency situations!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
Look at this warning from the FDA!. I can't even imagine why the FDA would not take this off the market!. Maybe they are being funded in a big way by the drug company!?
WASHINGTON - The government ordered stronger label warnings for an injected asthma medication Wednesday because of reports some patients taking the drug, marketed as Xolair, had suffered a delayed and potentially life-threatening reaction known as anaphylaxis!.
A patient experiencing anaphylaxis might have trouble breathing, feel tight in the chest, have swelling in the mouth and throat, suffer dizziness or feel faint, or have itching and hives!.
The risk of anaphylaxis was known when Xolair, also called omalizumab, was approved as an asthma treatment in 2003!. But the Food and Drug Administration ordered the drug manufacturer, Genentech, Inc!., to strengthen the label warnings because of reports of patients having a delayed reaction of anaphylaxis or reacting to a subsequent dose even when they had no problems after a first dose!.
The new warning says:
? Doctors should observe patients for at least two hours after the drug is injected and be ready to manage a potentially life-threatening reaction!.
? Anaphylaxis can occur even if a patient did not react to a previous Xolair injection!.
? Anaphylaxis can occur up to 24 hours after the injection is given!.
? Patients using Xolair should be prepared to treat themselves for anaphylaxis in emergency situations!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
it should stop after!.
prednisone is a steriod!.
my mom takes it when she gets sick with asthma and broncitis or a cold!.!.!.
she gets moody and hyper aggressive!.!.!. but is ok when the stuff ends!.
totally normal!.
take care and feel better!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
prednisone is a steriod!.
my mom takes it when she gets sick with asthma and broncitis or a cold!.!.!.
she gets moody and hyper aggressive!.!.!. but is ok when the stuff ends!.
totally normal!.
take care and feel better!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
aahhh !.!.!. disregard the xolair post !.!.!. it is an antibody that you take when you have moderate to severe asthma that is not be controlled with corticosteroids !.!.!.!.!.
it is true that i wouldnt take this medicine !.!. too risky !.!.!. but this drug is not a steroid !.!.!. it is used to decrease allergic reactions in the bodyWww@Answer-Health@Com
it is true that i wouldnt take this medicine !.!. too risky !.!.!. but this drug is not a steroid !.!.!. it is used to decrease allergic reactions in the bodyWww@Answer-Health@Com
Yes!. prednisone, and most asthma meds, are steroids!. They can have an extreme affect on your mood!. Once you stop the prednisone, you'll be fine!.Www@Answer-Health@Com