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Does METHYLPREDNISOLONE Cause Gait inability? 957 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 957 reports of Gait inability have been filed in association with METHYLPREDNISOLONE (Medroloan II SUIK). This represents 1.5% of all adverse event reports for METHYLPREDNISOLONE.

957
Reports of Gait inability with METHYLPREDNISOLONE
1.5%
of all METHYLPREDNISOLONE reports
787
Deaths
724
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Gait inability From METHYLPREDNISOLONE?

Of the 957 reports, 787 (82.2%) resulted in death, 724 (75.7%) required hospitalization, and 632 (66.0%) were considered life-threatening.

Is Gait inability Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for METHYLPREDNISOLONE. However, 957 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does METHYLPREDNISOLONE Cause?

Off label use (10,364) Drug ineffective (9,959) Product use in unapproved indication (4,115) Condition aggravated (3,784) Headache (3,419) Fatigue (3,250) Pyrexia (3,226) Pain (3,165) Nausea (3,105) Pneumonia (3,006)

What Other Drugs Cause Gait inability?

ADALIMUMAB (3,844) ETANERCEPT (2,710) METHOTREXATE (2,559) TOFACITINIB (2,227) SECUKINUMAB (2,216) TOCILIZUMAB (2,139) LEFLUNOMIDE (2,065) RITUXIMAB (2,028) ABATACEPT (2,019) HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE (1,881)

Which METHYLPREDNISOLONE Alternatives Have Lower Gait inability Risk?

METHYLPREDNISOLONE vs METHYLPREDNISOLONE ACEPONATE METHYLPREDNISOLONE vs METHYLPREDNISOLONE HEMISUCCINATE METHYLPREDNISOLONE vs METILDIGOXIN METHYLPREDNISOLONE vs METOCLOPRAMIDE METHYLPREDNISOLONE vs METOLAZONE

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