The hip degeneration that caused you to have a replacement may not be directly a result of steroids prescribed for your Crohn's or any bowel disease.
Long term effects of bowel disease can manifest in poor nutrition and essential vitamin and mineral absorption. This is often a contributing factor for osteoporosis and other joint problems. 50 to 70% of IBD patients develop symptoms of malnutrition.
Up to 30% of all long term bowel disease patients develop severe problems with osteoporosis which leads to hip fractures.
Long term use of high dose steroids in post menopausal women are particularly at risk.
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Men should not use steroids when trying to get a female pregnant unless they are medically necessary and have been prescribed by a doctor.
No Steroids are perfectly safe and beneficial when taken as prescribed.
At a physician's office, and only if they are medically necessary. Steroids have side effects when taken for long periods of time.
Anti histamines and sometimes steroids are prescribed for allergies
No and definitely not safe for someone with such a condition - very dangerous.AnswerWhat are the steroids for? Some steroids are medically prescribed. Tell the doctor prescribing the steroids about any of your conditions and any medication you are already taking to avoid adverse drug interactions. As for taking steroids to buff up that's dangerous even if you're not schizophrenic so it would be even worse. Don't do it.
Steroids
None, unless prescribed by a physician.
None.
To treat diseases that destroy body muscle.
If prescribed by a doctor for a solid medical reason.
steroids aren't illegal if they are prescribed to you. they are illegal if they weren't issued to you, or if you abuse them
Yes, steroids are sometimes prescribed for Migraine attacks.