Prednisone and supplements: 1 sourced interaction

Corticosteroid, also sold as Deltasone and Rayos. Of these, 1 named by an FDA label or NIH page. Each links its source and the date it was checked.

A combination missing here is not on our list; that does not mean it is safe together.

Prednisone with supplements

Most serious first. Open a row for the mechanism, the source's words and the date checked.

Educational only. Check with your pharmacist or prescriber before changing anything you take.

Moderate

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Licorice rootLabel or NIHAn NIH page names this pair (cause not established).

moderate · Named by an FDA label or NIH page · Cause not established

In the source’s own words; rated moderate from that wording, not from a study of the pair.

“Interactions between licorice and corticosteroids have been reported.”

How these lines are sourced

Three kinds of line

  • Studied in people (PubMed): PubMed records that were opened and read, graded A (several controlled studies, or a finding in the dosing guidance), B (at least one controlled human study) or C (case reports, observational data or mechanism only).
  • Named by an FDA label or NIH page: quoted word for word from that page. Its severity comes from the source’s wording, not from a study of the pair.
  • Predicted from how each works, not established: built from sourced facts about each substance, such as the FDA’s table of enzyme roles. Never rated major.

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