TOPLINE: Nearly 60% of patients with adrenal insufficiency and their caregivers needed to administer emergency glucocorticoid injections, yet more than one third failed, resulting in negative ...

Glucocorticoid injections can relieve pain in the short term but should be used with caution owing to potential adverse effects with regard to pain and function in the long term; additional ...

The 119 participants in the treatment group received a single intramuscular injection of glucocorticoid 120 mg and a 1-year course of oral methotrexate, taking up to 25 mg per week.The other 117 ...

Upon enrollment, patients received a 120 mg glucocorticoid injection, or a placebo injection, followed by a 52-week course of methotrexate or placebo. Concomitant therapy using analgesics or ...

Three years before the current admission, the patient was evaluated by an orthopedist for pain in the hips and lower back, and glucocorticoid injections were administered. Twenty-two months before ...

The guidelines do not recommend corticosteroid injections in the treatment of hand OA. 19 u2029 Low-dose oral glucocorticoids or local glucocorticoid injections are another treatment option for RA.

Patients could receive subdeltoid glucocorticoid injections (7 mg betamethasone or 3.75 mg cortivazol) at week 1 and 4 “according to investigator opinions,” the authors wrote.