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▶Common or very common Epistaxis. gastrointestinal
motility disorder. headache. nasal complaints. throat
complaints
▶Uncommon Corneal oedema. eye disorders. eye pain.
nausea. respiratory disorders. stomatitis. vision disorders
▶Rare or very rare Palpitations
▶Common or very common Altered smell sensation.
epistaxis. headache. nasal complaints. taste altered.
throat irritation
▶Rare or very rare Glaucoma. nasal septum perforation
(more common following nasal surgery). vision blurred
SIDE-EFFECTS, FURTHER INFORMATION Systemic
absorption may follow nasal administration particularly if
high doses are used or if treatment is prolonged. Therefore
also consider the side-effects of systemic corticosteroids.
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Manufacturer advises only use if potential
benefit outweighs the risk.
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No information available—manufacturer
advises only use if potential benefit outweighs risk.
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MHRA/CHM ADVICE: CORTICOSTEROIDS: RARE RISK OF CENTRAL
SEROUS CHORIORETINOPATHY WITH LOCAL AS WELL AS SYSTEMIC
ADMINISTRATION (AUGUST 2017)
Central serous chorioretinopathy is a retinal disorder
that has been linked to the systemic use of
corticosteroids. Recently, it has also been reported after
local administration of corticosteroids via inhaled and
intranasal, epidural, intra-articular, topical dermal, and
periocular routes. The MHRA recommends that patients
should be advised to report any blurred vision or other
visual disturbances with corticosteroid treatment given
by any route; consider referral to an ophthalmologist for
evaluation of possible causes if a patient presents with
vision problems.
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▶In children The height of children receiving prolonged
treatment with nasal corticosteroids should be monitored;
if growth is slowed, referral to a paediatrician should be
considered.
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