The drug Prednisone is one with an awfull lot of side effects. Side effects being severe and side effects being not so severe. The positive effects of the drug for those who need it will in many cases outweigh the bad.
During my research on internet I found contradicting stories as to the safety of the drug during pregnancy. The side-effects recorded for the drug does however not include pregnancy and birth defects. This could of course be due to lack of subjects to make a statistic.
One informationpage I went to states: Women who need prednisone during pregnancy usually have no problems with their offspring-- except the pediatrician needs to observe them to ensure their adrenal glands develop appropriately.
Prednisone is a drug that after a while deactivates the bodys own production of adrenalin.
This will most likely be transferred to the baby during pregnancy and so after giving birth your baby might/will need to be weened off the drug very slowly.
Please ask your doctor if there are any "safer" alternatives.
I have however not seen any red flashing warning signs in my research regarding the drug and pregnancy. This should imply that the drug is "fairly" safe.
You can use hydrocortisone cream on a cat but they will end up licking it off and that's not good. There is a hydrocortisone spray that is specifically made for animals that is much safer to use.
Yes, you can use hydrocortisone while being exposed to the sun, but it’s important to take precautions. Hydrocortisone can make your skin more sensitive to sunlight, potentially increasing the risk of sunburn. It's advisable to apply sunscreen or wear protective clothing to safeguard your skin if you plan to be in the sun after using hydrocortisone. Always consult your healthcare provider for personalized advice.
Hydrocortisone will not treat a yeast infection, and can make it worse.
Hydrocortisone and Betaderm (which typically contains betamethasone) are both topical corticosteroids but differ in potency and formulation. Hydrocortisone is generally milder and used for less severe skin conditions, while Betaderm is stronger and suitable for more significant inflammation. Depending on the condition being treated, you may be able to use hydrocortisone instead of Betaderm, but it's best to consult a healthcare professional for personalized advice.
Gay guys do not use hydrocortisone cream, unless they have a rash. Just like straight guys.
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Yes, a person can use Hydrocortisone cream on a new tattoo. The recommended amount is 1% and should only be applied if there is severe itching or redness.
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No, hydrocortisone cream should not be used on mucous membranes as it can cause irritation and other adverse effects. It is only meant for use on the skin.