June 9, 2016

Corticosteroids: Am I allergic?

Some individuals have steroid allergy upon using corticosteroids. These medications are utilized to manage various inflammatory conditions including autoimmune and allergic conditions. The medications are available in different formulations including oral, topical and injectable. Corticosteroids are commonly used to manage allergic conditions such as contact dermatitis, asthma, allergic rhinitis, atopic dermatitis, hives, angioedema, reactions to […]

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Contagious nature of bronchitis: How it spreads

Bronchitis involves infection in the lungs triggered by inflammation and swelling. The condition can last for weeks or even months and often a complication of respiratory illnesses such as the flu or common cold. In most cases, bronchitis is triggered by a virus and generally communicable. Nevertheless, if the individual has the flu and ends

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