Hi everyone, my first long term successful treatment was thanks to the Methyl Prednisolone that I used 2 years ago, it worked like a charm on me but it had its cost, I gained a shit ton of weight, acne took over my face at the time of use and still have few marks from those acne til this day and I feel like the pores on my skin expanded. I wasnt the most careful when it came to diet at that time of treatment thats on me for sure. It was a price I gladly paid to be fair but now my episodes are back… I first wanted to stay away from it again this time because I felt like it is too much of a burden on the immune system from my latest experience but I was also already on so many preventative medications like verapamil, indometazin, caffeine which made me feel like shit throughout the days and I thought and felt that this was also not right because either I couldnt abort the attack or just enduring it for even measly 20 minutes was still enough for me. Especially if the attack started during my sleep I was damned I obviously cant abort while sleeping nonetheless. So I went to my doctor and he prescribed me methyl prednisolone one more time and it worked like a charm once again. No attacks not even ghosting no waking up from excruciating pain. Not gonna lie the relief got me kind of euphoric but at the same time I can feel the strange changes in my body and especially alterations on my mood and mental state. I have good energy, sense of time has shifted a little bit, my legs and my back hurt from time to time, huge difference in blood pressure its high I can feel it. This time Im trying to eat healthy and all that to maybe not be effected like last time but even like this the effects can be seen, now dont get me wrong I can live with these rather than to live with a fear of an attack but I also am very concerned about how this will play out for me in to the future. Is it going to be abuse the body with methyl prednisolone and repeat whenever cycle happens again and hope for the best? I am very curious about your experiences with methyl prednisolone.