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Prednisone how soon mood change?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Morris Adkins Oct 16, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Favorites
Those of you that had our kids om prednisone and they had bad side affects like mood swings and behavioral issues. How long did it take since they started to take them until they showed?
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- About me:
- 26 years old student, me and my husband have 2 wonderful boys that both have duchenne and a little baby girl but we do not know her carrier status.
- About my family:
- We have two wonderful boys that both have duchenne. Older one is born on 23rd of september 2009, and the younger one is born on october 19th 2010.
The boys have a deletion of exons 3-12, I have still not found another family with a boy with that deletion.
- Name(s) of child(ren)/individual(s) with Duchenne:
- Baldvin Týr, Baldur Ari
- Age(s) of child(ren)/individual(s) with Duchenne:
- 0-3, 4-6
- City:
- Kópavogur
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Hello Sif,
My two sons have DMD and are 20 and 18 years old. There is considerable variation in the progression of muscle weakness between my sons. My older son is much weaker and more affected physically. He stopped walking at age 8 and has had spinal corrective surgery at 13. My younger son stopped walking at 13 and has not had any surgery and I believe will not need spinal surgery. Having variation between siblings is not uncommon for those affected by DMD.
You have two handsome sons and I hope they are doing well. I hope research moves fast enough to help all those with DMD lead a better life.
Wishing you the best.
Brian Denger
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