Corticosteroid therapy exacerbates the reduction of melatonin in multiple sclerosis
Conclusions Since corticosteroids cause a reduction in melatonin serum levels, an important hormone in sleep regulation, their prescription to MS patients should be carefully considered. Corticosteroids could be a cause of insomnia and sleep disturbance in patients receiving this type of medication.
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