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Feline miliary eczema: megestrol acetate does not suppress immune responses
Research in Veterinary Science
|September 1, 1983
Abstract:
Megestrol acetate was found to have no influence on immunological skin and corneal reactivity nor on antibody responses in guinea pigs. Its curative effect in feline miliary eczema is probably not, therefore, the result of interference with the immune response.
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