Acurehyc 100Mg Dry Vial Of 1 Powder For Injection

• Severe allergic reactions: Hydrocortisone helps reduce dangerous swelling, hives and breathing difficulty during an emergency.
• Adrenal insufficiency: It replaces cortisol when the adrenal glands do not produce enough of this essential hormone.
• Severe asthma attacks: It reduces airway inflammation during a serious flare-up as part of urgent medical care.
• Inflammatory arthritis: It can reduce severe joint inflammation during an acute flare-up when rapid treatment is needed.
• Severe skin or eye inflammation: It calms redness, swelling and itching caused by serious inflammatory or immune conditions.

• Skin changes: Acne or increased hair growth can appear after corticosteroid treatment, especially with repeated exposure; tell your doctor if either is troublesome.
• Weight gain: Treatment with hydrocortisone can cause weight gain after systemic treatment; report rapid or marked changes to the treating team.
• Dizziness: The injection may cause light-headedness or poor balance; sit down to prevent falls and tell the treating team if you faint.
• Stomach upset: Nausea or indigestion may occur after treatment; report severe abdominal pain or vomiting to the treating team.
• Muscle weakness: Hydrocortisone can weaken muscles, especially after repeated treatment; report severe weakness or difficulty standing.

• Tell the treating team about every medicine and supplement you use.
• Inform staff if you have fever or signs of infection before treatment.
• If you receive repeated corticosteroid treatment, carry the emergency information provided by your doctor.
• Do not stop long-term corticosteroid treatment suddenly.
• Report severe weakness, fainting, vision changes or unusual mood changes promptly.

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