Glucocorticoids (regulate inflammation, sugar), mineralocorticoids (regulate salt transport and blood pressure) and steroids of the anabolic variety are all steroids, can all be made in the adrenal gland (tho in different parts), but usually have only some to minimal overlap. She may have had glucocorticoids because of prematurity to induce production of surfactant B and C, which are soapy molecules made by lung cells to keep the lung epithelium from sticking together when you breathe out. Infants born by 34-35ish weeks usually have enough, though there are exceptions to either way.   Still-wouldn't matter at all at this point. Lifelong steroids will predispose you to retaining water, cause growth restriction, osteopenia, and more, but they don't load the fork and shove it in your piehole.