Inhaled corticosteroids are considered by many to be the therapy of choice in the treatment
of asthma and allergic rhinitis. Systemic adverse effects are well known and are mainly dose …

Inhaled corticosteroids are considered to be the therapy of choice in the treatment of asthma
and allergic rhinitis. However, various cutaneous adverse reactions have been described …

Corticosteroids intended for inhalation into the lungs or into the nose have been used since
the 1970s. Only 2 attempts to assess contact allergy attributable to inhaled corticosteroids in …

Topical corticosteroids have improved the management of many inflammatory skin diseases,
such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. However, these medications are associated with …

BACKGROUND: Inhaled corticosteroids are recognized as the mainstay of prophylactic anti-
inflammatory therapy in patients with persistent asthma. In large multiclinic trials, the clinical …

Because contact allergy to topically applied corticosteroids is being reported at an
increasing rate, the literature was surveyed to evaluate the contact allergenic potential of …

Corticosteroids are used to treat a variety of medical conditions. While topical preparations
are known to commonly cause allergic contact dermatitis, systemic use of these drugs rarely …

Topical corticosteroids may induce local and systemic adverse reactions. Some of the
corticosteroids are at low risk to induce several manifestations, but gross overdosage or …

Although contact allergy to corticosteroids is quite common and increasing, systemic
immediate and accelerated reactions to them are uncommon. Corucosteroids, though …

Inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) therapy carries less risk of complicating drug-or disease-related
morbidity and mortality than that associated with other antiasthmatic drugs such as …