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What is the use of betamethasone injection during pregnancy?
Betamethasone injection is given to mature the lungs in preterm delivery.
Does betamethasone injection have cortisone?
no
Betamethasone injection is the same as diprospan?
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Why would you receive a betamethasone 12mg injection?
Why would you receive abetamethasone 12mg injection
Does betamethasone used in allergies?
I am amal Touma, my family Dr. prescribed one time Betamethasone injection for nose blockage allergy, it is working fine, but it has side effects somehow similar to menopauses
How often should you get lincomycin injection?
twice a year
What is the Difference between betamethasone and betamethasone sodium phosphate?
Betamethasone sodium phosphate is a short acting compound whereas Betamethasone acetate is a long acting compound. The salts for these compounds are different. The sodium phosphate solubilizes MUCH quicker than the acetate, giving them the short/long acting characteristics (respectively).
How often should you get a fuel injection?
You should get it done every 15,000-30,000 miles.
What betnesol injection is used for?
Betnesol, or betamethasone, is a steroid injection administered during pregnancy when preterm birth is a possibility. The steroid injection helps to produce surfactant in the baby's lungs, allowing them to inflate without sticking together. Normally, babies do not make this surfactant on their own until around 32-35 weeks. If your doctors are recommending this injection for you, they should have detected something that tells them your baby is at risk for premature birth. You should ask for documentation of why this shot is being recommended for you and what your alternatives are. You haven't indicated any risk factors that would necessitate such an injection.
Can you use betamethasone dipropionate for earache?
What is the answer to : Can I use Btamethasone for an earache?
How many chiral centers does betamethasone have?
Betamethasone has three chiral centers.
What are the interactions of betamethasone and female hormone?
Betamethasone, a corticosteroid, can potentially interact with female hormones, particularly estrogen. Corticosteroids may influence the metabolism of estrogen and other hormones, leading to altered hormonal levels in the body. Additionally, long-term use of betamethasone can suppress the adrenal gland's production of hormones, which may indirectly affect hormonal balance. Patients should consult healthcare providers to monitor any hormonal changes when using betamethasone.
