Dexona (Dexamethasone) – 0.5 Mg

✅ Key Benefits

• Strong anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive properties

• Low-dose format allows fine-tuning of therapy

• Rapid onset of action, often providing symptom relief within hours

• Suitable for reducing acute flares or as part of a tapered regimen

• Tablet dosage ease enhances adherence and flexibility

🎯 How to Use

1. Take one 0.5 mg tablet once daily or as directed by your doctor.

2. Swallow with water, preferably with food to reduce stomach upset.

3. Follow any tapering schedules provided—do not abruptly stop.

4. Use exactly as prescribed to balance effectiveness and side effects.

5. Store in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight.

⚠️ Precautions

• Prescription-only—use under medical supervision

• Avoid sudden discontinuation—risk of adrenal insufficiency

• Inform your doctor if pregnant, breastfeeding, diabetic, osteoporotic, hypertensive, or immunocompromised

• Regular monitoring may be required—for blood pressure, blood sugar, bone density, eyes, and mood changes

• Avoid live vaccines during use and minimize infection exposure

🤕 Possible Side Effects

• Common: Increased appetite, weight gain, mood changes, insomnia

• Less common: Indigestion, fluid retention, mild hypertension

• Occasional: Acne, gastrointestinal symptoms

• Long-term or high doses: Adrenal suppression, osteoporosis, cataracts/glaucoma

• Seek prompt medical advice for signs like infection, vision changes, rapid weight gain, or severe mood shifts

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. What is Dexona 0.5 mg used for?
A. It’s used to treat inflammatory conditions, asthma exacerbations, severe allergies, skin issues, and for immunosuppression in various disorders.

Q. How quickly does it work?
A. Relief may begin within hours; full benefits appear over days depending on condition and dose.

Q. Can I stop taking it suddenly?
A. No—tapering under medical guidance is essential to prevent withdrawal.

Q. Is it safe for children?
A. Yes—children may use it, but dose and duration should be carefully managed by a physician.