… of steroid intake (oral, inhaled, injectable, or topical) for at least 4 months who developed
posterior subcapsular cataract (… Steroid-induced PSC was associated with a higher risk for PCO …

… increased risk of cataracts with the use of inhaled steroids 26, 27. … with inhaled steroids,
children on inhaled steroids reached normal … of the possible systemic effects of inhaled steroids. …

… steroids, and anti-diabetics in conjunction with oral steroids. … ] suggesting an increased
risk of cataracts also with the use … ICS use and the risk of developing cataract failed to find …

… swallowing increased the systemic exposure to inhaled steroids but the design of this study
… However, multiple risk factors are associated with the formation of cataracts, including use …

… Some large population-based studies have reported a dose-related increased risk of cataracts
and glaucoma associated with use of inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) in patients with asthma …

… ICS and increased risk of both hospital admissions for pneumonia and cataract, but not
fracture… greater exposure to oral than inhaled steroid. Use of rectal steroids was not common and …

… While it is known that orally administered steroids can have metabolic, … the risk of cataracts
and increased intraocular pressure in chronic asthmatic patients on long term use of inhaled …

… Cataract and glaucoma were first described … cataracts (PSCs) are a subtype of cataracts
that occur more frequently in GC-exposed patients [1]. Similarly, GC exposure can lead to steroid…

… 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 …

… 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 …