… The use of systemic corticosteroids is an established risk factor for … posterior subcapsular
cataracts. A case report in 1980 suggested that inhaled corticosteroids may also cause cataracts…

… The patients in this study used high doses of inhaled glucocorticoids; nevertheless, they did
not have any evidence of ocular complications. They differ from the young patients reported …

… We report the prevalence of posterior subcapsular cataract in 140 young asthmatic patients
on inhaled corticosteroids, four of whom had also received prolonged courses of oral steroids…

… inhaled corticosteroid use was associated significantly with an increased prevalence of posterior
subcapsular (PSC) cataract … inhaled corticosteroids on the development of PSC cataract…

… corticosteroids on the eye are secondary open-angle glaucoma and posterior subcapsular
cataracts… with a higher risk of posterior subcapsular cataracts. More research is needed to …

… The Blue Mountains Eye Study found a strong association between use of inhaled
corticosteroids and posterior subcapsular cataract, as shown in detail in table II. Of people who …

… cataracts but not of posterior subcapsular cataract or cataract … cataract surgery (OR = 2.3 for
current smoking and OR = 3.7 … of inhaled corticosteroids and subcapsular posterior cataract …

… Inhaled steroids, such as those taken for asthma, have also been implicated in PSC formationZa3”
but careful, long-term monitoring of asthmatic patients is needed to evaluate this …

… inhaled steroids in children with asthma is probably safe as far as not inducing posterior
subcapsular cataract … between inhaled corticosteroid and posterior subcapsular cataract, while …

… Oral and inhaled corticosteroids have been linked to the development of posterior subcapsular
cataracts,39-42 but the data on intranasal corticosteroids is limited.37, 38, 43, 44 To our …