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DISODIUM HYDROGEN: 43 Adverse Event Reports & Safety Profile

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43
Total FAERS Reports
36 (83.7%)
Deaths Reported
26
Hospitalizations
43
As Primary/Secondary Suspect
23
Life-Threatening
28
Disabilities

Active Ingredient: DISODIUM HYDROGEN CITRATE ·

First Report: 2011 · Latest Report: 20210605

What Are the Most Common DISODIUM HYDROGEN Side Effects?

#1 Most Reported
Constipation
24 reports (55.8%)
#2 Most Reported
Abdominal pain
24 reports (55.8%)
#3 Most Reported
Off label use
23 reports (53.5%)

All DISODIUM HYDROGEN Side Effects by Frequency

Side Effect Reports % of Total Deaths Hosp.
Abdominal pain 24 55.8% 23 14
Constipation 24 55.8% 23 14
Abdominal distension 23 53.5% 23 13
Appendicitis 23 53.5% 23 13
Ascites 23 53.5% 23 13
Nausea 23 53.5% 22 13
Off label use 23 53.5% 22 14
Appendicolith 22 51.2% 22 12
Cardiogenic shock 22 51.2% 22 12
General physical health deterioration 22 51.2% 22 12
Hyponatraemia 22 51.2% 22 12
Multiple organ dysfunction syndrome 22 51.2% 22 12
Sepsis 22 51.2% 22 12
Stress 22 51.2% 22 12
Ventricular fibrillation 22 51.2% 22 12
Vomiting 22 51.2% 22 12
Blood phosphorus increased 18 41.9% 18 12
Condition aggravated 18 41.9% 18 12
Dry mouth 18 41.9% 18 13
Somnolence 18 41.9% 18 13

Who Reports DISODIUM HYDROGEN Side Effects? Age & Gender Data

Gender: 3.2% female, 96.8% male. Average age: 79.2 years. Most reports from: CA. View detailed demographics →

Is DISODIUM HYDROGEN Getting Safer? Reports by Year

YearReportsDeathsHosp.
2011 1 0 0
2018 1 0 0
2020 14 14 11
2021 3 3 1

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What Is DISODIUM HYDROGEN Used For?

IndicationReports
Thrombosis 28
Product used for unknown indication 13

Official FDA Label for DISODIUM HYDROGEN

Official prescribing information from the FDA-approved drug label.