Words that are spelled similarly to corticosteroid:
corticosteroid, corticosteroids, corticosterone, corticosterol.
Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word corticosteroid:
prednisone, glucocorticoid, insufficiency, eczema, adrenal, acth, rhinitis, cortisol, steroid, psoriasis, ointment, atrophy, anesthetic, topical, itching, steroids, inflammation, pituitary, injection, remission, ester, orally, nasal, asthma, systemic, agonist, acetate, antibiotic, hormones, fungal, placebo, therapy, allergic, antibiotics, hormone, arthritis, tendon, inflammatory, potent, doses, dose, receptors, relieve, medication, receptor, cortex, enzyme, cream, chronic, treat, spray, treatment, prescribed, vitamin, skin, metabolism, immune, infection, oral, surgical, derivative, patients, administered, drugs, symptoms, kidney, synthesis, pain, severe, nerve, acute, syndrome, stress, withdrawal, drug, minimal, disease, effective, surgery, reduce, treated, useful, combination, decrease, patient, diseases, recommended, agents, improvement, effects, indicated, recovery, bone, classification, approved, prevent, eye, acid, risk, benefit.
Words that rhyme with corticosteroid:
void, avoid, devoid, android, paranoid, annoyed, asteroid, steroid, ovoid, droid, celluloid, employed, freud, hemorrhoid, destroyed, floyd, deployed, adenoid, mongoloid, lloyd, broid, alkaloid, unalloyed, amyloid, polaroid, boyd, overjoyed, spheroid, unemployed, rheumatoid, enjoyed, sigmoid, froid, sloyd, ploid, underemployed, rhizoid, sinusoid, zoide, toyed, sigmund freud, loyd, joyed, royd, cloyed, anabolic steroid, cloyd, ackroyd, apollo asteroid, gloyd, aykroyd, redeployed, boothroyd, noyd, oldroyd, holroyd, bloyd, baroid, boyde, nedlloyd, vescinoid.
Adjectives that are often used to describe corticosteroid:
topical, inhaled, oral, systemic, potent, synthetic, acting, adrenal, potency, fluorinated, local, nasal, intralesional, intravenous, mild, major, active, exogenous, intranasal, articular, inflammatory, term, soluble, concomitant, equivalent, chronic, effective, appropriate, intraarticular, principal, endogenous, enough, predominant, urinary, antibiotic, concurrent, preferred, suitable, subconjunctival, antenatal, intramuscular, weak, excess, superpotent, unbound, intrapleural, intensive, ophthalmic, nonabsorbable, maternal, intrasynovial, aggressive, hydroxy, antiinflammatory, combined, dilute, eosinophilic, insoluble, neonatal, rectal, injectable, ocular, comparable, bound, supplemental, antidepressant.
Nouns that are often described by the adjective corticosteroid:
therapy, treatment, use, administration, injection, drugs, injections, secretion, preparations, cream, production, hormones, effects, dosage, medication, action, metabolism, withdrawal, drops, synthesis, creams, effect, response, levels, biosynthesis, replacement, excess, receptors, inhibition, release, ointment, dose, resistance, myopathy, excretion, preparation, concentration, binding, usage, osteoporosis, medications, responsiveness, glaucoma, solution, ointments, toxicity, regimen, supplementation, sprays, spray, output, agents, receptor, hormone, feedback, lotion, syndrome, suppression, balance, drug, cover, allergy, deficiency, responses, inhalers, suspension, insufficiency, enemas, sensitivity, induced, exposure, coverage, corticosteroids, dependence, tablets, immunosuppression, lotions, crystals, resistant, regulation, pretreatment, asthma, modulation, induction, aerosols, penetration, doses, eyedrops, arthropathy, combination, absorption, taper, atrophy.
Words that sound like corticosteroid:
corticosteroid, corticosteroids, corticoid, cortaderia, criticaster, cricketeer, crystalloid, kartikeya, carnicero, carpenteria.
