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HYDROCORTISONE -
Noun: An adrenal hormone derived from cortisone, used in treating arthritis and other inflammations. The British Medical Association says that salt intake may need to be restricted when Hydrocortisone is taken by mouth. It may also be necessary to take potassium supplements. It commonly causes indigestion, weight gain and acne. If you find you have fluid retention, muscle weakness or mood changes, inform your doctor immediately.


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