Hello
Post prednisone medication I have been experiencing rather severe joint pain. Has anyone else experienced this? If so, can you explain why this is happening and how long I should expect it to last?
Thanks
Dale
Dieseldog
Apr 05, 2015 12:39 am
mooza
May 06, 2015 1:16 am
Im just saying were you on steroids because one of my many operations i have still got a sore right knee and just now this 4 weeks My shoulder I have crohns disease and im guessing 25 years later my steroid use or just the bloody rotten disease is starting to play the gAME AND iM OVER THAT , if u have an ostomy nurse q2uestionws ask them but im sure your anser might be helped her good luck matey , ps hope this is your last operation i have had about 8-9 now lost count cheers MOOZA
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mooza
May 14, 2015 12:10 am
god i answered that much to early in the morning .......Your bosy maybe coming off of steroids its called detoxing i guess i have had feet n joint pain for 12 years but having been on Roids i had to come off them after operation i lost about 10 kilos in fluid after being home a few days good luck mate X
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LadyHope
Jul 18, 2015 5:37 pm
Like you, I also experience joint pain. It was worse this past winter...at times I limped when I walked. I told everyone it was my shoes...ha ha ha. I did asked several doctors about the discomfort but they really do not give me a definitive answer. They just give me that look... you know the one. Anyway, I am guessing that it comes along with steriods combined with an autoimmune response to the UC. Fortunately, the warm weather has helped. I am grateful for the relief. Take care. LH
Cent4u
Nov 16, 2015 4:02 am
I too have this pain since my surgery! I had an ileostomy in August and I ache terrible!
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