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Ive taken Presidone on the onset of my T and it was given to me by my ENT as well. It makes you not sleep and can give cause depression. I took it for 7 days and at the end I ended up hospitalized, when you get off it, it gives you heart palpitations and your anxiety is up the roof. It made my T increasingly loud.... it did not help me at all. If you expereince any of these effects call your doc immediately!.
@blackbird26My T stood loud and didnt go back to baseline after the presdione, it was a huge mistake that i regret dearly. which is why I was trying to warn..... ENTS thinks its away to reverse T but in some cases it doesnt, be careful.
@Blackbird26 If its for the lungs then yup you have to take it but dont worry too much as anxiety could make it worse. I took 60mg for 7 days. Since you have to take yours I say to best be aware of all the side effects try not to have to much stress while taking it, drink lots of water and make sure you eat a full meal when taking it.