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Here's What Constitutes The Treatment For Interstitial Lung Disease
Corticosteroids (ex: prednisolone) is the treatment of choice in many categories of Interstitial Lung Disease. However, there are many side effects associated with steroids like abnormal weight gain, high blood pressure, depression: Dr Anand Jaiswal.
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Strides Pharma Gets Nod For Prednisone Tablets; Stock Sheds Over 1%
Strides Pharma: Prednisone drugs, also known as corticosteroids, are used as anti-inflammatory and immuno-suppressant medications for treating allergic disorders, skin conditions, ulcerative colitis and arthritis.
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WHO's "Strong Recommendation" For Steroid Use On Critical Covid Patients
Treating critically ill COVID-19 patients with corticosteroid drugs reduces the risk of death by 20%, an analysis of seven international trials found on Wednesday, prompting the World Health Organisation to update its advice on treatment.
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'Harmful Use of Steroid Lotions Widespread in India'
The widespread misuse of skin creams and lotions that contain steroids in India is harmful and out of control, warns a Gujarat-based dermatologist.
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Scientific Review Finds Asthma Drugs Suppress Child Growth
Corticosteroid drugs given via inhalers to children with asthma may suppress their growth, according to two systematic reviews of scientific studies on the issue.
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Corticosteroid creams safe for children with eczema
The results showed that normal routine use of topical corticosteroids does not cause skin thinning, and parents should be reassured.
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Inhaled steroids good for asthmatics
Older asthmatic women using inhaled steroids are less likely to die from any cause over 5 years compared to those not using inhaled steroids.
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Corticosteroid creams ineffective for sunburn
Corticosteroid creams and ointments do not provide much help in treating acute sunburn.
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Inhaled steroids and fracture risk
Children and adolescents who use inhaled corticosteroids to treat asthma do not have an increased risk of suffering bone fractures.
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Inhalers cut hospital admissions
Regular use of steroid inhalers could cut hospital admissions for asthma by a third, as reported recently by researchers.
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Here's What Constitutes The Treatment For Interstitial Lung Disease
Corticosteroids (ex: prednisolone) is the treatment of choice in many categories of Interstitial Lung Disease. However, there are many side effects associated with steroids like abnormal weight gain, high blood pressure, depression: Dr Anand Jaiswal.
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Strides Pharma Gets Nod For Prednisone Tablets; Stock Sheds Over 1%
Strides Pharma: Prednisone drugs, also known as corticosteroids, are used as anti-inflammatory and immuno-suppressant medications for treating allergic disorders, skin conditions, ulcerative colitis and arthritis.
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WHO's "Strong Recommendation" For Steroid Use On Critical Covid Patients
Treating critically ill COVID-19 patients with corticosteroid drugs reduces the risk of death by 20%, an analysis of seven international trials found on Wednesday, prompting the World Health Organisation to update its advice on treatment.
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'Harmful Use of Steroid Lotions Widespread in India'
The widespread misuse of skin creams and lotions that contain steroids in India is harmful and out of control, warns a Gujarat-based dermatologist.
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Scientific Review Finds Asthma Drugs Suppress Child Growth
Corticosteroid drugs given via inhalers to children with asthma may suppress their growth, according to two systematic reviews of scientific studies on the issue.
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Corticosteroid creams safe for children with eczema
The results showed that normal routine use of topical corticosteroids does not cause skin thinning, and parents should be reassured.
-
Inhaled steroids good for asthmatics
Older asthmatic women using inhaled steroids are less likely to die from any cause over 5 years compared to those not using inhaled steroids.
-
Corticosteroid creams ineffective for sunburn
Corticosteroid creams and ointments do not provide much help in treating acute sunburn.
-
Inhaled steroids and fracture risk
Children and adolescents who use inhaled corticosteroids to treat asthma do not have an increased risk of suffering bone fractures.
-
Inhalers cut hospital admissions
Regular use of steroid inhalers could cut hospital admissions for asthma by a third, as reported recently by researchers.
