Symptoms Possible symptoms of hay fever include: Allergic rhinitis: itchy, runny or stuffy nose, sneezing. Allergic conjunctivitis: red, itchy, watery eyes. Cough, mucus formation Itching in the mouth Swollen, blue discolored skin under the eyes Fatigue Sleep disturbance due to the discomfort Hay fever is often accompanied by other inflammatory diseases of the mucous membranes. … Hay Fever Causes
Introduction Glucocorticoids (cortisone) are, along with beta-2 sympathomimetics, the most important group of drugs in the treatment of chronic inflammatory lung diseases such as bronchial asthma or COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease). Used as a respiratory spray or powder, they enter the lungs and bronchi directly. There, glucocorticoids control the development of inflammation of the … Cortisone therapy for asthma
Cortisone shock therapy In cortisone shock therapy, very high doses of cortisone are applied for a short period of time in the acute phase of a disease in order to achieve rapid relief of symptoms. The cortisone dose is then reduced relatively quickly to a dose that corresponds approximately to the Cushing’s threshold. Such a … Cortisone shock therapy | Cortisone therapy for asthma
What’s the Cushing’s threshold? The Cushing’s threshold is understood to be the maximum dose of cortisone preparations that can still be taken daily without the risk of developing a so-called Cushing’s syndrome. If high-dose therapy with cortisone preparations is continued over a longer period of time, there is a risk that the oversupply of cortisol … What’s the Cushing’s threshold? | Cortisone therapy for asthma
What are the alternatives to cortisone? The cortisone preparations most frequently used in asthma therapy are budesenoside and beclomethasone. In addition to these cortisone preparations, beta-2 sympathomimetics play a particularly important role in asthma therapy. However, they differ significantly in their effect from the cortisone preparations mentioned. While the inhaled cortisosteroids have a long-term anti-inflammatory … What are the alternatives to cortisone? | Cortisone therapy for asthma
Effects Nasal glucocorticoids are antiallergic, anti-inflammatory, and decongestant by locally inhibiting the synthesis of inflammatory mediators. They reduce nasal symptoms such as runny or stuffy nose, itching, sneezing, and sneezing, and may also have a beneficial effect on ocular symptoms such as itching, burning, redness, and tearing. In contrast to oral glucocorticoids, there are significantly … Glucocorticoid Nasal Sprays
Introduction Ulcerative colitis is initially treated with drugs both in the non-inflammatory phase and in the acute inflammatory phase. The choice of medication depends on the cause of the therapy and the severity of the disease. The fact that there are different groups of drugs with varying degrees of anti-inflammatory effect means that the therapy … Medicines for colitis ulcerosa
What medications are used in the event of a relapse? Which drugs are used in the relapse depends on the severity of the individual relapse. A mild episode without fever and only a few bloody diarrhoea cases can be treated well in most cases with Salofalk alone. Salofalk® (mesalazine) can be given in the form … What medications are used in the event of a relapse? | Medicines for colitis ulcerosa
Are there also over-the-counter medications available? The drugs of the normal therapy regime are all prescription. Since many of the drugs, especially cortisone and immunosuppressants, can cause serious side effects, they may only be prescribed by doctors. This enables the treating physician to regularly monitor the patient’s symptoms, as Ulcerative colitis in relapse is a … Are there also over-the-counter medications available? | Medicines for colitis ulcerosa
Symptoms Crohn’s disease manifests as inflammation that occurs primarily in the lower portion of the small intestine and in the colon. The typical course is chronically recurrent, meaning periods of quiescence are interrupted by episodes of disease. Common symptoms include: Abdominal pain (more likely on the right side) Nausea, vomiting Diarrhea, constipation Flatulence Fever Weight … Crohn’s Disease Causes and Treatment
Products Oral budesonide suspension is prepared in pharmacies as an extemporaneous formulation on a physician’s prescription. Corresponding finished drug products are not commercially available. Structure and properties Budesonide (C25H34O6, Mr = 430.5 g/mol) is a racemate and exists as a white, crystalline, odorless, tasteless powder that is practically insoluble in water. Preparation To prepare an … Oral Budesonide Suspension
Introduction A number of different drugs are used to treat asthma. These are prescribed according to the severity of the asthma, based on a graduated scheme. A distinction can be made between those containing cortisone, anti-inflammatory drugs and those that work by dilating the airways. Drug groups for bronchial asthma Glucocorticoids are one of the … Medicines for bronchial asthma
