The costs for inhaled steroids vary from year to year and are largely based on your insurance. A quick search on GoodRx.com shows that the out-of-pocket costs range from about $200 to $400.

Taking steroid inhalers or tablets to treat asthma or control ... asthma due to oral and inhaled corticosteroids: two population-based nested case-control studies, Thorax (2020).

Most people who have inhalers don't actually need them, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The study looked at whether or not steroid based ...

There were no studies that compared daily-versus-intermittent use of inhaled steroids for kids with chronic, daily asthma or wheeze. Based on the findings, the researchers believe non-daily use of ...

Inhaled steroid users reported only more tiredness ... between glucocorticoid use and changes in the brain is likely based on the present and previous studies, the cross-sectional nature of ...

AIIMS Delhi has recorded cases of children as young as 10 and hailing from arid regions suffering from glaucoma, with doctors attributing this to prolonged use of steroid-based eye drops for treatment ...

"However, these stories were based on anecdotal evidence. Our study is the first to use national data to evaluate the effect of the withdrawal of Flovent on inhaled steroid dispensing to children." ...

More children stopped using steroid inhalers to control their asthma after ... according to a finding unveiled Monday based on preliminary analysis of tens of thousands of health records.

Similarly inhalers used for asthma ... lead to glaucoma and people should be very careful," Dr Mishra said. Steroid-based eye drops and creams should never be used without a qualified doctor's ...