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SWIM has been prescribed IM Kenalog (Triamcinolone) for hayfever. He has been looking around the net and (unsurprisingly) cannot find any contraindications for recreational drugs. He was given a once-off dose which is supposed to prevent hay-fever for the summer and plans to lay off everything for a week or two as he is aware that corticosteroids can have some side-effects.
If anybody has any insights SWIM would appreciate it.
Psych0naut
20-06-2006, 22:50
Any info would be very helpful for SWIM as well, as he has to use it once every two days for his ecsema.
Though SWIM never had any side effects.
Can anybody help with this?
stoneinfocus
23-06-2006, 17:36
It leads to a slightly higher expression of Beta- and proposely Alpha-adrenergic receptors and thus to a synergism within these drugs, thatīre affecting those.
So if youßre inhaling something adrenergic it will work better with systemic cort and if youre taking something other of this sort of medication, by any admistration-route, of course.;-)
nanobrain
26-06-2006, 13:19
it is a synthed corticosteroid which is bad news no matter how you look at it, from a long-term perspective, anyhow.
no short term contraindications that i am aware of. for hey fever try something else is my 2 cents.
Thank you both for the information.
for hey fever try something else is my 2 cents.
SWIM has literally tried every antihistamine on the market to no avail. The kenalog seems to be working and only requires one dose for the whole season.
stoneinfocus
01-07-2006, 23:26
This is absolutely safe. Systemic corticosteroids are still being treated over-hysterically, while still doing the best job possible at this time, except maybe for omalizumab, which is a lot more expensive being a biopharmaceutical.
At about 2-4mg Predn-equivalence/day, thereīs literally no sides of corts swim is on 20-60mg prendi which is 5-15 times over the cushing-syndrom dose, but swim uses some remedys that normally no doctor prescribes until itīs too late and some even arenīt allowed to for that purpose, pricewise I assume, but it works like a charm and swim has no cushing-syndrom at all, no muslce loss but fat-loss and strong bones.You just need to readjust the system to some dergeree,whre itīs getting out of balance if high dose steroids are added.
Letting coricosteroids do their job as a stresshormone by "stressing" your body with sports seems to help in any way of the sides, too!