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Steroid Effect On Cholesterol Level Posted: 10-03-07 16:09pm


I am in the middle of taking a methylprednisolone dosepack and had my cholesterol checked. It was very high, 283. Should I consider this level accurate or could the level be reading high due to the steroids?

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