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Does CLOZARIL Cause Dyspnoea? 37 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 37 reports of Dyspnoea have been filed in association with CLOZARIL. This represents 3.0% of all adverse event reports for CLOZARIL.

37
Reports of Dyspnoea with CLOZARIL
3.0%
of all CLOZARIL reports
8
Deaths
23
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Dyspnoea From CLOZARIL?

Of the 37 reports, 8 (21.6%) resulted in death, 23 (62.2%) required hospitalization.

Is Dyspnoea Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for CLOZARIL. However, 37 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does CLOZARIL Cause?

White blood cell count increased (243) Neutrophil count increased (224) Death (117) Malaise (88) Haemoglobin decreased (79) White blood cell count decreased (65) Schizophrenia (61) Pneumonia (60) Tachycardia (59) Platelet count increased (54)

What Other Drugs Cause Dyspnoea?

ALBUTEROL (21,856) TREPROSTINIL (16,348) AMBRISENTAN (13,367) PREDNISONE (12,830) BUDESONIDE\FORMOTEROL (11,158) TIOTROPIUM (10,863) ADALIMUMAB (10,547) DUPILUMAB (10,310) FLUTICASONE\SALMETEROL (9,783) MEPOLIZUMAB (9,192)

Which CLOZARIL Alternatives Have Lower Dyspnoea Risk?

CLOZARIL vs COAGULATION FACTOR IX HUMAN\COAGULATION FACTOR VII HUMAN\COAGULATION FACTOR X HUMAN\PROTEIN C\PROTEIN S HUMAN\PROTHROMBIN CLOZARIL vs COAGULATION FACTOR IX HUMAN\COAGULATION FACTOR VII HUMAN\COAGULATION FACTOR X HUMAN\PROTHROMBIN CLOZARIL vs COAGULATION FACTOR IX RECOMBINANT HUMAN CLOZARIL vs COAGULATION FACTOR IX RECOMBINANT HUMAN\ISOPROPYL ALCOHOL CLOZARIL vs COAGULATION FACTOR VIIA RECOMBINANT HUMAN

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CLOZARIL Full Profile All Dyspnoea Reports All Drugs Causing Dyspnoea CLOZARIL Demographics