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Does CARBON MONOXIDE Cause Environmental exposure? 73 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 73 reports of Environmental exposure have been filed in association with CARBON MONOXIDE. This represents 15.7% of all adverse event reports for CARBON MONOXIDE.

73
Reports of Environmental exposure with CARBON MONOXIDE
15.7%
of all CARBON MONOXIDE reports
73
Deaths
5
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Environmental exposure From CARBON MONOXIDE?

Of the 73 reports, 73 (100.0%) resulted in death, 5 (6.8%) required hospitalization.

Is Environmental exposure Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for CARBON MONOXIDE. However, 73 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does CARBON MONOXIDE Cause?

Completed suicide (210) Toxicity to various agents (127) Death (82) Cardio-respiratory arrest (56) Cardiac arrest (39) Respiratory arrest (38) Accidental exposure to product (16) Intentional overdose (15) Carbon monoxide poisoning (13) Suspected suicide (12)

What Other Drugs Cause Environmental exposure?

DIPHENHYDRAMINE (31) ALCOHOL (22) TRAZODONE (21) TREPROSTINIL (18) ACETAMINOPHEN (17) SERTRALINE (17) OXYCODONE (15) FENTANYL (13) COCAINE (12) OMALIZUMAB (12)

Which CARBON MONOXIDE Alternatives Have Lower Environmental exposure Risk?

CARBON MONOXIDE vs CARBOPLATIN CARBON MONOXIDE vs CARBOPROST TROMETHAMINE CARBON MONOXIDE vs CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE CARBON MONOXIDE vs CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE\GLYCERIN CARBON MONOXIDE vs CARBOXYMETHYLCELLULOSE\GLYCERIN\POLYSORBATE 80

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