Dezacor Oral Suspension is beneficial in inflammatory diseases, including asthma, arthritis, and allergies. It is used in the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD). It raises the amount of glucocorticoid in the body. It works by reducing the formation of inflammatory substances and suppressing immunity to prevent self-damage caused by the immune system (auto-immune reactions occurring in organ transplants, autoimmune diseases, or cancer). Dezacor Oral Suspension is a steroid that interacts with overactive immune cells and slows their activity and decreases the damaging effects they cause in the body.

FAQs

Is Dezacor Oral Suspension used in simple allergy also?

Not recommended in mild allergies. Dezacor Oral Suspension is recommended only on consulting a doctor as Dezacor Oral Suspension is a strong medicine that produces considerable side effects & thus used only in moderate to severe cases.

Can I take Dezacor Oral Suspension after organ transplant?

It is not recommended to stop by a patient himself/herself, especially by a patient undergoing organ transplantation as it may worsen the situation.

Can I take Dezacor Oral Suspension with alcohol?

It is not recommended to be taken Dezacor Oral Suspension with alcohol as it may cause stomach bleeding.

Can Dezacor Oral Suspension be used in seasonal flu for treating chest congestion?

No its is not recommended to be used in seasonal allergy or mild cases. Only on doctors consultation, Dezacor Oral Suspension may be used in extreme cases of seasonal allergy.

In which conditions should I avoid using Dezacor Oral Suspension?

You should not use Dezacor Oral Suspension if you have taken live vaccines of mumps, measles, rubella (MMR), polio, rotavirus, yellow fever, typhoid, nasal flu (influenza), varicella (chickenpox), and zoster (shingles). Do not take Dezacor Oral Suspension if you have a compromised immune system, eye problems or weak bones.