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Corticosteroid
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- A steroid medicine that is used to treat or prevent allergic reactions by reducing inflammation. used in preventer medicines for people with asthma and in creams to treat eczema. severe cases may need to be treated orally with corticosteroid tablets.
- 1. any steroid hormone produced by the cortex of the adrenal glands 2. a drug which reduces inflammation, used in asthma, gastro-intestinal disease and in adrenocortical insufficiency
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Inflammation, английский
- Inflamación
- The fact of having become sore, red and swollen as a reaction to an infection, an irritation or a blow she has an inflammation of the bladder or a bladder inflammation. the body’s reaction to infection took the form of an inflammation of the eyelid.
- Воспаление патологическая реакция тканей организма, характеризуется припухлостью, краснотой, жаром и болью.
- Inflammation is another way of saying your skin is irritated, and it could be from the external environmental factors or your own body. the symptoms include itchiness, pain, or redness like when you first get a pimple or a rash. some forms of information are eczema and acne, and they can be affected by the things you eat to your hormone levels. according to how acute or severe your inflammation is, you can treat it with anti-inflammatory treatments containing calming ingredients or with oral medication.
- Innate nonspecific immune response characterized by erythema, edema, heat, pain, and altered function, typically at the site of injury or infection but sometimes becoming systemic.
Intestinal, английский
Insufficiency, английский
1. the fact of not being strong or large enough to perform usual functions the patient is suffering from a renal insufficiency. 2. the incompetence of an organ
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Cross-reactivity, английский
The interaction of an antigen with an antibody formed against a different antigen with which the first antigen shares identical or closely related properties
Contact dermatitis, английский
- A type of eczema that occurs when the skin reacts to a substance that comes into direct contact with it. the reaction usually takes 24 hours to develop.
- Inflammation of the skin caused by touch, e.g. by touching some types of plant, soap or chemical. also called irritant dermatitis
- Inflammation of the skin resulting from a type iv hypersensitivity to an allergen or irritant
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