About Diprofos Injection 2ml
Corticosteroid combination
Used for
- Inflammatory and allergic conditions
- Joint and soft-tissue inflammation
- Certain skin conditions
Usual adult dose
Varies by condition and injection site; given by a clinician, usually into muscle, joint, or soft tissue.
Usual dose in children
Individualized by a clinician; use in children is limited and requires careful supervision.
Common side effects
- Pain or skin changes at injection site
- Increased blood sugar
- Mood or sleep changes
- Increased infection risk
Important warnings
- Not for intravenous use or self-injection.
- Repeated or prolonged use can suppress adrenal function and weaken bones.
- Joint injections can rarely cause infection or tissue damage.
- May mask infection; avoid live vaccines during significant immunosuppression.
Pregnancy
Use only when clearly needed; systemic corticosteroids may affect fetal growth, especially with prolonged use.
Breastfeeding
Small amounts may enter milk; prolonged or high-dose treatment may affect milk production or the infant.
Interactions
- Blood thinners, including warfarin
- Diabetes medicines
- Rifampicin, some seizure medicines, and azole antifungals
- Live vaccines
AI-generated from general medical knowledge, not from this product's official leaflet. It may be incomplete or out of date. Not medical advice — ask a pharmacist or doctor before making any decision.