Purpose Both systemic and inhaled corticosteroids may increase the risk of cataract in
patients with both chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) and asthma. Our aim was to …

… The one study which assessed ocular disorders found an increased risk of cataracts. Most
… . Inhaled steroids do not decrease bone mineral density but increase risk of fractures: data …

… delivery of steroids is associated with dry eyes and cataracts. Smoking, aging, and long-term
inhaled steroid use have all been linked to an increased risk of cataracts. Longitudinal and …

… risk of BMD loss, respiratory infection and cataracts. Further studies are needed to fill this
evidence gap, including identifying high risk … Steroid admin- istration at the lowest possible …

… steroid therapy on the development of cataracts using our claims data. The route (oral, skin,
eye, and inhaled), dosage, and strength of steroid … the total amount of systemic steroids. We …

… There is a notable association with inhaled steroids and heightened awareness might
reflect the specific healthcare practices or educational initiatives targeting certain patient …

… inhaled … steroid use is a well-known risk factor for elevated intraocular pressure (IOP) and
glaucoma regardless of route of administration. This study aimed to determine the reported risk …

… Despite a known link between oral corticosteroids and increased risk of cataracts and
glaucoma, multiple studies of INS medications have confirmed their ophthalmic safety. Although …

… paid to ocular effects such as cataracts and glaucoma. A large… historically documented as
potential risk factors for glaucoma… potential complications of inhaled steroid use in asthma. Ann …

… risk of cataract development associated with cumulative ICS exposure (HR 1.43, 95% CI
1.11–1.84), another study [54] reporting on patients undergoing cataract … ICS use and cataract …