What Are The Side Effects Of Stanozolol? Overview

A steroid hormone belonging to the glucocorticoid family—often referred to by its brand name "Cortisol" in medical literature—is produced naturally by the adrenal cortex and is also used therapeutically in a variety of inflammatory, allergic, and autoimmune conditions. The drug’s pharmacology, clinical uses, safety profile, and git.berfen.com patient‑education materials are summarized below for quick reference.

1. What Is It?

• Drug class: Glucocorticoid (anti‑inflammatory steroid)
• Mechanism of action: Binds to intracellular glucocorticoid receptors → modulates gene transcription → reduces production of pro‑inflammatory cytokines and mediators.
• Routes of administration: Oral, topical (creams/ointments), inhaled, injectable (parenteral), or intravenous in acute settings.

2. How Is It Used?