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Answer : irregular menses .
- Hydrocortisone is used to treat low hydrocortisone levels caused by disease of adrenal gland such as addison's disease .
- Corticosteroids are needed in many ways For the body function well .they are important For salt and water balance and keeping blood pressure normal .
- Hydrocortisone is used to treatment many inflammatory diseases
Side effects :
- Nausea .
- Heart burn .
- Head ache .
- Dizziness
- Menstrual period changes .
- Trouble sleeping
- Increased sweating
- Acne etc .
In above question ,nurse should assess For adverse effects of hydrocortisone with reproduction.
- Nurse sould ask the patient about her menstrual history whether the menstruation is regular For patient or not .
- Amount of bleeding
- Duration of menstruation .
- Any intermenstrual bleeding when patient started to take hydrocortisone .
Headache is side effect of hydrocortisone but
it is not related to reproduction.
Petechiae common side effect of topical hydrocortisone cream but it is not related to reproduction.
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