The Types segment categorizes glucocorticoids by molecular class and formulation, primarily encompassing prednisone, methylprednisolone, and hydrocortisone, each with oral, intravenous, and topical sub‑variants. Prednisone, the most widely prescribed oral agent, drives approximately 55 % of market volume owing to its favorable pharmacokinetic profile and extensive safety data. Methylprednisolone, often delivered intravenously for severe manifestations, contributes about 30 % of sales, reflecting its role in both induction and rescue settings where rapid bioavailability is critical. Hydrocortisone, used chiefly in topical or low‑dose oral forms for milder disease activity, represents the remaining 15 % of the market. Sub‑type differentiation—such as immediate‑release versus delayed‑release tablets—further refines demand patterns, with delayed‑release formulations capturing a modest premium due to improved adherence. This market taxonomy of glucocorticoid types clarifies how each molecule and its delivery format shape the overall market size and growth trajectory.