In general, if glucocorticoids are administered to children, they can lead to some of the following hazards. First, it can lead to the spread of infections in children. If a child has an infectious disease, for example, a respiratory infection or a digestive tract infection. In this case, some doctors may misuse glucocorticosteroids in children, which can lead to the spread of the infection. Although the child’s fever and cough will temporarily improve at this time, it is not good for the fundamental recovery of the child’s condition. Secondly, it can lead to side effects of glucocorticoids such as full moon face and buffalo back in children. This is mainly due to the abnormal distribution of body fat in children caused by long-term application of glucocorticoids. In addition, it can lead to osteoporosis in children. This is because the long-term application of glucocorticosteroids leads to the loss of calcium in children. If calcium supplementation is not taken care of, it can lead to calcium deficiency as well as osteoporosis symptoms.