Successful Methyl-prednisolone Desensitization In a Pediatric Patient

Corticosteroids (CS) have anti-inflammatory and immuno-suppressive effects and which they are widely used for allergic diseases, autoimmune and immune-related diseases. CS cause rarely immediate type hypersensitivity reactions after administration of oral and parenteral. Incidence of reaction has been reported 0.3-0.5% (1, 2). Methyl-prednisolone (MPZ) is one of the most common corticosteroids that caused allergic reactions (3, 4). This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.