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Does METHYLCOBALAMIN Cause Blood cholesterol increased? 16 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 16 reports of Blood cholesterol increased have been filed in association with METHYLCOBALAMIN. This represents 3.8% of all adverse event reports for METHYLCOBALAMIN.

16
Reports of Blood cholesterol increased with METHYLCOBALAMIN
3.8%
of all METHYLCOBALAMIN reports
16
Deaths
16
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Blood cholesterol increased From METHYLCOBALAMIN?

Of the 16 reports, 16 (100.0%) resulted in death, 16 (100.0%) required hospitalization, and 16 (100.0%) were considered life-threatening.

Is Blood cholesterol increased Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for METHYLCOBALAMIN. However, 16 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does METHYLCOBALAMIN Cause?

Pyrexia (45) Rash (40) Cough (38) Productive cough (38) Diarrhoea (36) Nasopharyngitis (36) Drug hypersensitivity (35) Drug intolerance (34) Dyspnoea (34) Lower respiratory tract infection (34)

What Other Drugs Cause Blood cholesterol increased?

TOFACITINIB (5,062) ADALIMUMAB (4,264) TOCILIZUMAB (3,698) METHOTREXATE (3,567) RITUXIMAB (3,447) ABATACEPT (3,269) LEFLUNOMIDE (3,263) ALENDRONATE (3,114) ETANERCEPT (3,073) INFLIXIMAB (3,063)

Which METHYLCOBALAMIN Alternatives Have Lower Blood cholesterol increased Risk?

METHYLCOBALAMIN vs METHYLDOPA METHYLCOBALAMIN vs METHYLENE BLUE METHYLCOBALAMIN vs METHYLENEDIOXYPYROVALERONE METHYLCOBALAMIN vs METHYLERGONOVINE METHYLCOBALAMIN vs METHYLNALTREXONE

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