… of prior prescriptions for intranasal corticosteroids. Conclusion: The use of intranasal
corticosteroids was not associated with an increased risk of cataracts in this study population. (J …

… These studies reveal no evidence of increased risk of nasal atrophy, and only isolated cases
… INCSs do not increase the risk of cataracts or glaucoma, although there are anecdotal data …

… corticosteroid use has been convincingly linked to an increase in the risk of cataracts, although
the risk at … The potential risk of cataracts with the use of nasal corticosteroids is unknown. …

… for inhaled and nasal corticosteroids to cause systemic … , cataracts, and glaucoma.
Conclusions regarding these side effects at licensed doses of inhaled and nasal corticosteroids are …

… with oral corticosteroids stems from … corticosteroids in addition to INCS.15, 16 Despite the
overwhelming evidence that INCS does not lead to an increased risk of glaucoma or cataract …

… intranasal corticosteroids can be used safe ly for prolonged periods without increasing the
risk … Patients who had diab etes mellitus, early cataracts, a history of systemic or topical steroid …

… 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 …

… inhaled and intranasal corticosteroids [14]. However, they enrolled only 26 pediatric patients. …
of cataract development. On the other hand, the risk of cataract is significantly decreased …

… oral corticosteroid use was significant for PSC (P = 0.01) and nuclear (P = 0.02) cataract …
used both inhaled and oral steroids were at increased risk of PSC cataract (after adjusting for …

… for corticosteroids found any ocular complications. Of the 3 publications related to … of increased
IOP and posterior subcapsular cataracts due to oral corticosteroids and a small number of …