How can I reduce the facial puffiness and swollen cheeks caused by taking Pantocid 40 and Wysolone 10mg (5 tablets daily) for a low platelet count, now that my platelet count is 82,000? | Apollo Pharmacy

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How can I reduce the facial puffiness and swollen cheeks caused by taking Pantocid 40 and Wysolone 10mg (5 tablets daily) for a low platelet count, now that my platelet count is 82,000?

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How can I reduce the facial puffiness and swollen cheeks caused by taking Pantocid 40 and Wysolone 10mg (5 tablets daily) for a low platelet count, now that my platelet count is 82,000?

Asked by Male, 21 · 21 hours ago

Vikas Singh

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21 hours ago

The puffiness you are experiencing is a very common side effect of Wysolone (prednisolone), a steroid that causes temporary fluid retention, especially at your current dose. It is wonderful news that your platelet count has improved to 82,000! Please do not stop or reduce your Wysolone or Pantocid (pantoprazole) on your own, as steroids must be tapered off gradually under medical supervision. As your doctor slowly reduces your dose, this puffiness will completely go away. For now, try reducing your salt/sodium intake and drinking plenty of water to help manage the swelling.

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