… adverse effects caused by the inhaled corticosteroids (ICSs). The … This review will explore
the risks for clinically significant … risk factor for development of fractures. They postulated that …

… systemic side effects at the doses most patients require, although the high doses used in
COPD has some systemic side effects and increases the risk of developing pneumonia. …

… Certainly some patients have developed cataracts while taking inhaled corticosteroids
but the combination of previous oral steroids and age is likely to have been at least in part …

… inhaled corticosteroids work in asthma, and much more data on the efficacy and safety of
inhaled corticosteroids … may even prevent patients from developing chronic airways obstruction. …

… Bone density measurements suggest an increased risk of osteoporosis and … inhaled
corticosteroid therapy. There is also evidence of a long-term accumulative effect for the development …

… was associated with an increased risk of TB development among inhaler users in every
analysis. Given that OCS use in itself is a strong risk factor for TB development, the results of this …

… inhaled corticosteroids have an increased risk of fracture, particularly at the hip and spine.
However, this excess risk … to the underlying respiratory disease than to inhaled corticosteroid. …

… Patients at high risk of developing type 2 DM from obesity compounded by another risk
factor, such as ethnicity and/or a positive family history, should be tested after ICS treatment is …

… properties of an ideal inhaled corticosteroid for use in the … 10 years about the safety of
inhaled corticosteroids, and consider what … who develop adverse systemic effects from inhaled …

… the subsequent development of asthma in high-risk young children with frequent wheezing
could be averted by starting inhaled corticosteroids early in life, 16 before the development of …