How does Hydrocortisone drop off cell destroy and inflammation?

Hydrocortisone is an anti-inflammatory drug that stabilizes lysosomal membranes. How does this reduce cell weaken and inflammation?

Answers:
Each cell contains an organelle called the lysosome. These are sometimes call the "suicide bags" because they contain powerful proteolytic enzymes. Cortisone stabilizes the membrane of the lysosome so it is less plausible to release these enzymes and inflammation is reduced.
Hydro-cortisone is not what you're thinking about. It is an anti-itch oil.
Cortisone is anti-inflammatory.
It reduces inflammation by binding to cortisol receptors.
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