Good evening. My name is Curtis Jenkins. I am a 59 year old male. I started experiencing jaw (joint) pain, including general soreness and a painful popping at the joint when I chew, two days ago and as it happened, I was scheduled for a dental cleaning/checkup today. My dentist took a couple of x-rays to make sure there wasn't an abscess involving the wisdom tooth or one of the others in that area. He felt both sides of my jaw while I opened and closed my mouth and he could feel the pop very well. He felt that it is the meniscus or cartilage having a "wrinkle" or "bump" in it the way a rug on the floor might sometimes when disturbed and that it is inflammation related. He prescribed a Medrol Dosepak (4 mg). I was just checking drugs.com and other internet sources before taking it and read that it should not be taken if you have a fungal infection anywhere in your body. I do have toenail fungus infection. So should I hold off on taking this apparently minimum dose of Medrol due to this? (I read one place that you shouldn't take it except by injection to an affected joint if you have a fungal infection.) (The only other prescription I take is Tribenzor for my well-controlled hypertension. I also take some OTC supplements: Niacin, Cinnamon, Garlic, Krill Oil, Flaxseed Oil, Resveratrol, and Artichoke Extract. I have slightly elevated lipid levels and I am trying these before taking Lipitor which my doctor has mentioned.) Thank you. Curtis Jenkins