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slight power level but i have had predinose prescribed for a few months when i had a bad eczema flare up,i wonder if thats how she has access to it?
It wasn't the prednisone I was wondering about so much as the injectable hydrocortisone (Solu-cortef) which she was apparently shooting up with every six hours at some point, plus oral hydrocortisone. Prednisone is relatively easy to get (although they seem to be cracking down on it a bit according to some of her recent tweets) but she managed to get all the medication someone with real Addison's would take, which is still confusing to me. She is acquiring epi-pen refills as well. Injectables seem like they'd be harder to acquire in the mail from a shady online "pharmacy" in India.
If you have Addison's it means your adrenal glands are damaged (usually due to an autoimmune reaction) and can't produce some of the hormones they are supposed to. You have to take daily oral medication to make up for it, and increase those when your body is under stress.
The injectable medication is for emergencies. Your body needs the hormones your adrenals produce in order to deal with stress. If you break your ankle, and your body can't produce stress hormones to deal with it normally, you can go into shock and die. Infections are also dangerous, because your body is lacking the stuff it needs to downregulate its immune reactions. Someone with Addison's who is in crisis can give themselves a hydrocortisone shot once, and then they go to an ER. But like I said, Victoria was apparently injecting it every six hours at some point.
The injectable medication is for emergencies. Your body needs the hormones your adrenals produce in order to deal with stress. If you break your ankle, and your body can't produce stress hormones to deal with it normally, you can go into shock and die. Infections are also dangerous, because your body is lacking the stuff it needs to downregulate its immune reactions. Someone with Addison's who is in crisis can give themselves a hydrocortisone shot once, and then they go to an ER. But like I said, Victoria was apparently injecting it every six hours at some point.
If you genuinely have Addison's and it is being treated, you look normal and can live relatively normally. John F Kennedy had it and hid it successfully from the public. It is obvious just from looking at Victoria that she is flooding her body with shit she doesn't need.
Has telehealth medicine gotten to the point where you can just get this stuff without a doctor physically seeing you and immediately recognizing that you are abusing the other type of steroids?