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Tonight I got the first of my 3 day home sloe medrol infusions at home and it was so much nicer to have it in the comfort of home. I found out the neuro order'd them every 6 weeks for 6 months and will be even more greatfull I will not have to drive to have them done. I hope this helps end the near crippling fatigue that I have been going through. I'm averageing 16 hours of sleep a day and a nap in between. I hope this works
deleted_user
Having them at home is SOOOOO much more convenient, so congrats on getting that! I hope it works well for you.
dxat59
Hope all goes well and you have more umph soon.
oleblue
I feel so much better today after just one infusion just like last time I did find out when I tried to flush the line this morning it is plugged already so that means getting stuck again tonight. I hope that after these next two I don't go backwards like last time as it is hunting season for us and that is about the last thing I seem to have left that I can do and enjoy. To bad I was in a lot of leg pain and had to cut it short but just sitting out watching the sun rise was amazing enough for me and just so stress free
lchoppel
I'm glad you are home and comfortable. Often steroids are so distressing for many reasons, that anything that the doctor can do to help alleviate your anxiety about them is wonderful.
MsRee
Sounds like you will be able to go hunt in no time. Best of Luck on the infusions and getting your energy.
deleted_user
Glad it is helping. I am sure you know this already but just a reminder to really really hydrate. I drank 6 bottles of water a day and a quart of gatorade when I was getting my infusions. It helped my veins a lot. Also, the solumedrol really helped with my fatigue, balance, jerks, vision, cognition and tingling.
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