Perhaps of use to you: http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/Interaction/ChooseDrugs/1,4109,,00.html
You can check drug interactions (add all to medications to "interaction list")as well as side effects of individual drugs.
Best,
~Kate
lennybenny, I know the Dr. will be getting with you on this but I wanted to comment, if I may.
It is sometimes stated that adrenal fatigue is not recognized by the medical community however, many Dr.s do recognize and treat it. My Endocrinologist fully recognizes it but also admits that he does not feel steroid treatment for it is safe, even at physiological doses.
Your sister needs to be tested for the more serious adrenal insufficiency, before settling on the belief that she only has adrenal fatigue, the subclinical form. The brown patches can be a symptom of the full blown type, usually called Addison's Disease.
You may sometimes hear that there are no medical studies that confirm subclinical hypoadrenalism but even research from 16 years ago, by the CDC and NIH, confirmed adrenal fatigue in CFS and Fibromyalgia, as well as PTSD cases. I'm not sure why this would not be considered recognizable research because they not only recognized the adrenal fatigue but actually conducted trials of steroid treatments for these patients.
They found steroid were not a safe or effective treatment, for longterm use and had potential for causing even more serious problems.
My opinion, is to find a Naturopath Physician or an Ostepath Dr., who can suggest supplements that help support the adrenals safely. Osteopaths, many of which do recognize adrenal fatigue, can be just as Board Certified as any other type physician, they can prescribe medications and perform surgeries.
Her first step is to first rule out Addison's Disease.
Adrenal underactivity should be tested with an ACTH stimulation test. This is a relatively rare condition. Likely the multiple meds and other issues are influencing how she feels.