Steroids (short for corticosteroids) are synthetic drugs that intently look like cortisol, a hormone that your body creates normally. Steroids work by diminishing irritation and decreasing the movement of the resistant framework. They are utilized to treat an assortment of incendiary ailments and conditions.

Corticosteroids are not the same as anabolic steroids, which a few competitors use to fabricate greater muscles. Instances of corticosteroid meds incorporate triamcinolone, cortisone, prednisone, and methylprednisolone.

Steroids can be given topically (cream or balm), by mouth (orally), or by infusion. When infused, they can be surrendered to a vein or muscle, legitimately into a joint or bursa (greasing up sac between specific ligaments and the bones underneath them) or around ligaments and other delicate tissue territories.

Steroids decline irritation and decrease the action of the resistant framework. Irritation is a cycle by which the body's white platelets and synthetics secure the body against disease and unfamiliar living beings, for example, microbes and infections.

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