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Does MYCOPHENOLIC ACID Cause Type iv hypersensitivity reaction? 8 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 8 reports of Type iv hypersensitivity reaction have been filed in association with MYCOPHENOLIC ACID (Mycophenolic Acid). This represents 0.1% of all adverse event reports for MYCOPHENOLIC ACID.

8
Reports of Type iv hypersensitivity reaction with MYCOPHENOLIC ACID
0.1%
of all MYCOPHENOLIC ACID reports
0
Deaths
7
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Type iv hypersensitivity reaction From MYCOPHENOLIC ACID?

Of the 8 reports, 7 (87.5%) required hospitalization.

Is Type iv hypersensitivity reaction Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for MYCOPHENOLIC ACID. However, 8 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does MYCOPHENOLIC ACID Cause?

Off label use (1,402) Drug ineffective (1,296) Diarrhoea (811) Covid-19 (719) Product use in unapproved indication (702) Death (645) Cytomegalovirus infection (638) Acute kidney injury (608) Pyrexia (608) Nausea (519)

What Other Drugs Cause Type iv hypersensitivity reaction?

AMOXICILLIN (165) CLINDAMYCIN (128) INFLIXIMAB (120) CEFACLOR (101) IBUPROFEN (98) AMPICILLIN (97) VANCOMYCIN (97) CEPHALEXIN (92) AMOXICILLIN\CLAVULANIC ACID (89) CEFUROXIME (82)

Which MYCOPHENOLIC ACID Alternatives Have Lower Type iv hypersensitivity reaction Risk?

MYCOPHENOLIC ACID vs MYFORTIC MYCOPHENOLIC ACID vs MYRBETRIQ MYCOPHENOLIC ACID vs NABILONE MYCOPHENOLIC ACID vs NABUMETONE MYCOPHENOLIC ACID vs NADOFARAGENE FIRADENOVEC-VNCG

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