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That's a really interesting question! Skin changes when adjusting prednisone are something others with MG have noticed too. One MGteam member shared that bruising and thin skin became significantly worse after being on MG medications, noting it was "10 times worse" compared to before.

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That's a really interesting question! Skin changes when adjusting prednisone are something others with MG have noticed too. One MGteam member shared that bruising and thin skin became significantly worse after being on MG medications, noting it was "10 times worse" compared to before.

Prednisone can affect your skin in several ways, and changes in dosage can sometimes trigger reactions. Known skin-related effects of corticosteroids include:

- Skin thinning — making skin more fragile and sensitive
- Increased sun sensitivity — raising the risk of irritation or sunburn
- Slower wound healing
- Acne from increased oil production When tapering prednisone, your skin may react as your body adjusts to the change. It's worth bringing this up with your MG specialist, as they may suggest dosage adjustments or recommend gentle, fragrance-free skincare products to help soothe sensitivity.

Don't ignore what your skin is telling you — as one MGteam member wisely put it, *"Listen to what your body is telling you."*

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