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Drug family: Cortisone derivative
This medicine is a generic of CORTANCYL

WHEN IS PREDNISONE ARROW PRESCRIBED?
This medication is a steroidal anti-inflammatory drug that belongs to the family of synthetic corticoids (chemical derivatives of natural cortisone). Cortisone has many properties, but it is mainly used for its powerful anti-inflammatory effect. It has fewer side effects than natural cortisone with the same effectiveness. These properties are useful in the treatment of numerous affections with an inflammatory or allergic component, but also of certain cancers where this drug allows to fight against cellular proliferation. It decreases immune reactions and is therefore used to prevent organ transplant rejection.

It is used in the treatment of certain serious diseases (cancer, multiple sclerosis, rheumatic fever, for example), but also of more benign diseases (allergy, asthma attack, acute sinusitis, ear infection). In the latter cases, the treatment is often short.

You can consult the following article(s):

Asthma
Crohn's disease
Rheumatoid arthritis
Hemorrhagic rectocolitis
Allergic rhinitis
PRESENTATIONS OF PREDNISONE ARROW
PREDNISONE ARROW 5 mg : scored tablet ; box of 30
On prescription (List I) - Reimbursable at 65% - Price : 1,84 ˆ.
PREDNISONE ARROW 20 mg : scored tablet ; box of 20
On prescription (List I) - 65% reimbursable - Price: ˆ2.35.
The prices mentioned do not take into account the dispensing fees of the pharmacist.

COMPOSITION OF THE DRUG PREDNISONE ARROW
p cp p cp
Prednisone 5 mg 20 mg
Lactose + +
Active substance :
Prednisone
Common excipients: Pregelatinized starch, Microcrystalline cellulose, Magnesium stearate
Other excipients (specific to certain forms): Crospovidone, Lactose monohydrate, Povidone K 90, Colloidal anhydrous silica
CONTRAINDICATIONS OF THE DRUG PREDNISONE ARROW
This drug should not be used in the following cases
Infection or fungus not controlled by appropriate treatment,

Evolving viral disease (herpes or shingles),

psychosis not controlled by treatment.

CAUTION
This medication should never be used or re-used without a medical prescription.

If you have diabetes, you may unbalance it if you change the amount or rate of corticosteroid use without medical advice.

People with a history of tuberculosis, stomach or duodenal ulcers, kidney or liver failure, ulcerative colitis, high blood pressure, osteoporosis, or myasthenia gravis require special medical care.

Prolonged use of a corticoid reduces the immune system: vaccination with a vaccine containing live attenuated germs should only be carried out with the agreement of your doctor. You should also avoid contact with people who have chickenpox or measles.

Treatment should be stopped gradually to allow the adrenal glands to resume natural cortisone synthesis. Stopping treatment abruptly also exposes the patient to a relapse of the disease being treated. This precaution is only useful when the duration of the treatment exceeds one week.

Caution: sportsmen and women: this drug contains a substance that may make some anti-doping tests positive.

INTERACTIONS OF PREDNISONE ARROW WITH OTHER SUBSTANCES
This medication may interact with drugs that cause torsades de pointes.

Also tell your doctor if you are taking

a drug that may lower blood sugar (amphotericin B, some diuretics, stimulant laxatives);

an antihypertensive ;

an antidiabetic drug;

a digitalis;

an anticoagulant ;

aspirin or NSAIDs;

an enzyme-inducing drug or a drug containing isoniazid.

In case of vaccination, the use of live vaccine is not recommended.

FERTILITY, PREGNANCY AND LACTATION
PREGNANCY:
The scientific studies currently available have not shown any particular problem with the occasional use of this drug in pregnant women. Only your doctor can evaluate the possible risk of its use in your case.

When a serious disease requires prolonged treatment in the mother, medical supervision of the newborn is necessary.

BREASTFEEDING :
In case of prolonged treatment, it may be necessary to interrupt breastfeeding: take the advice of your doctor.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE AND DOSAGE OF PREDNISONE ARROW
This medicine should be taken with a meal, preferably at once in the morning.

The tablets are not suitable for children under 6 years of age. Indeed, they may obstruct the airways if the child swallows badly and the tablet passes into the trachea (false route).

During prolonged treatments, and as soon as the control of the disease allows it, an alternate intake every other day is preferable, especially in children.

USUAL DOSAGE :
Adults and children over 6 years of age: frequently, the initial dosage is high (loading therapy); it is then decreased to the minimum effective dosage (maintenance therapy).

Any prolonged high dose treatment must be stopped gradually: follow the doctor's instructions.

ADVICE
Prolonged treatment lasting more than a few days may require :
reducing salt intake,

taking potassium (prescribed by the doctor),

a diet rich in protein and calcium and low in carbohydrates.

POSSIBLE SIDE EFFECTS OF PREDNISONE ARROW
They are mainly observed during prolonged and high dose treatment:
water and salt retention, high blood pressure

decrease in potassium levels, to be prevented by systematic intake;

frequent physical changes: swelling of the face and chest, appearance of hair, purplish skin spots, acne

overexcitement, euphoria, sleep disorders, depression (when treatment is stopped);

weakness and then muscle wasting, slowly reversible;

osteoporosis (decalcification of the bones), sometimes permanent;

hormonal and metabolic disorders: diabetes (reversible), growth arrest in children, menstrual disorders

digestive disorders: gastritis, ulcers;

certain forms of cataracts and glaucoma.

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