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Should a person having osteoporosis and potasium level problems take cadista?
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Cadista is methylprednisolone which, if taken for any extended period of time, will aggravate your osteoporosis. If your potassium is confirmed to be consistently high, you should probably see a specialist to determine the cause. It is likely not related to your osteoporosis
Answered 4/15/2023
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