Does DOXAZOSIN Cause C-reactive protein increased? 59 Reports in FDA Database
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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 59 reports of C-reactive protein increased have been filed in association with DOXAZOSIN (Doxazosin). This represents 1.2% of all adverse event reports for DOXAZOSIN.
59
Reports of C-reactive protein increased with DOXAZOSIN
1.2%
of all DOXAZOSIN reports
0
Deaths
56
Hospitalizations
How Dangerous Is C-reactive protein increased From DOXAZOSIN?
Of the 59 reports, 56 (94.9%) required hospitalization, and 2 (3.4%) were considered life-threatening.
Is C-reactive protein increased Listed in the Official Label?
This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for DOXAZOSIN. However, 59 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.
What Other Side Effects Does DOXAZOSIN Cause?
Asthma (413)
Dyspnoea (393)
Hypotension (385)
Drug ineffective (367)
Productive cough (350)
Syncope (343)
Dizziness (341)
Wheezing (328)
Condition aggravated (325)
Thrombosis (274)
What Other Drugs Cause C-reactive protein increased?
METHOTREXATE (5,999)
ADALIMUMAB (4,579)
RITUXIMAB (4,060)
ETANERCEPT (3,922)
TOCILIZUMAB (3,719)
INFLIXIMAB (3,621)
LEFLUNOMIDE (3,574)
HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE (3,552)
ABATACEPT (3,451)
SULFASALAZINE (3,096)
Which DOXAZOSIN Alternatives Have Lower C-reactive protein increased Risk?
DOXAZOSIN vs DOXAZOSIN\DOXAZOSIN
DOXAZOSIN vs DOXEPIN
DOXAZOSIN vs DOXERCALCIFEROL
DOXAZOSIN vs DOXIFLURIDINE
DOXAZOSIN vs DOXORUBICIN