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yes, was having steroid injections for nerve damage from a car accident doing great with them until that day. At any rate, 10 minutes into my visit in clinic I'm sitting on the bench then everything went blank. I came to next thing I recall is hearing my pain management specialist making sure that I'm doing okay she doesn't need to get me into the ER, etc. She's taking vitals talking to me and we're chatting about the epilepsy at this point. The pain management specialist says that I'm doing okay with vitals but she then says to me, "I have news, all steroids have been removed from the medication list because of what just took place and steroids are now listed as an allergy." I nodded my head to that. I asked the question what's next on the list? The pain management specialist moved me onto nerve ablation procedure because of that allergy. I've been in good hands since with the nerve ablation.
Thank you for your response. They are weaning me off it and I had 2 grand mak seizures after none gor almost 27 years
No. I do not take that.
That's a really important question to raise with a neurologist or pharmacist, especially since some medications can interact with seizure thresholds.
Prednisone isn't specifically flagged in epilepsy research as a common seizure trigger, but it's worth knowing that certain over-the-counter and prescription medications can Show Full Answer
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