When used in the management of inflammatory disorders, glucocorticoids are likely to cause
Ocular side effects of glucocorticoids include the development of cataracts and glaucoma through increases in IOP. All of the other effects listed are "opposites," so anticipate possible hyperglycemia, hypertension, decreased wound healing, and CNS excitatory effects that have been interpreted as psychosis.
hypoglycemia
decreases in blood pressure
anabolic actions in wound healing
increase in intraocular pressure
General Pharmacology