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Hello..i went to a neurologist yesterdays to find out what was causing my server headaches.they did a ct scan a lumber puncture and neck x-rays they didn't see any meningitis ,but they did see in the neck x-rays rheumatoid arthritis ,i already new this from my last doctors appointment .. anyways they said my neck was really swollen not sure but they think its the rheumatoid arthritis in the upper neck that's causing it..my question is i finally got my thrush under control it was down to the minimal still have it but very little...but they gave me 3 iv drips last night of cortisone(steroids) to try and reduce the swelling and headaches.this morning i woke up and my thrush is so bad again...and now they gave me apo-prednisone 4 5mg pills each day for the inflammation to take for 2 days my questions is should i take it..already my thrush is back allot..i,m afraid if i take it it will get out of control again..and i think the apo fluconzole and sporonax also were causing my server headaches as well..what do i do the headaches are so bad but this thrush is making me so sick as well..also when i,m taking ether treatment i feel nauseated all the time..i,m so feed up of feeling sick its been going on for 5 months now..do i take them and let my thrush go out of control again....is there any other treatment i can take without the side effects of apo fluconzole and sporonax  i am really sick and i,m so tired of feeling this way..they still don't know the underlining cause of the thrush and they think the rheumatoid arthritis is causing the headaches..it all started 6 months ago when i caught HSV-2 can this cause all these symptoms?..i cant find any answers and spent thousands of dollars on doctors.. they keep taking x-rays of my stupid chest..and checking my heart and checking my white count which is 8.7..at 5 months 1 week HIV negative..i wont test anymore i know its not that..but  why cant i find out what it is..is it cancer? they also gave me antidepressants but i,m afraids to take those to..as the pharmacist said they will cause dry month..do i take them?...what to do..its a visious cicle..i cant even get on with my life.. i use to train 5 days a week for the last 20 years and now i havent been in a gym for 6 months..i cant even work on the computor the screen keeps giving me headaches and that how i earn my living..what do i do?..i,m so lost..i dont know what to say to doctors any more and i need referals all the time for specialist to see me and its even hard to get those referals i,m so sad..and i was such a happy person and all becuase of one stupid day i feel sick all the time and llok so tired i just want to enjoy life again please anyone
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I dont have any answers for you ... but I will say a prayer for some healing. There are many of us on here that have terrible symptoms, as I deal with some myself.  We can relate to the fears, and the frustration. Good luck to you & god bless
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I believe you need to improve your nutritional status and allow your body to heal itself. Please get a book on detoxifying the body and start incorporating the new diet into your regime.
Thrush develops as a result of an overgrowth of bad flora, the imbalance occurs frequently in diabetics. The fact that you are taking cortisone only complicates your situation, cortisone raises your blood sugar and that's the environment thrush prefers.
There is a lot of information on the benefits of vitamin c. Please read up on it as it could change your situation for the better.
Good Luck
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