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Does PHENOBARBITAL Cause Psychomotor hyperactivity? 20 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 20 reports of Psychomotor hyperactivity have been filed in association with PHENOBARBITAL (Phenobarbital Sodium). This represents 0.3% of all adverse event reports for PHENOBARBITAL.

20
Reports of Psychomotor hyperactivity with PHENOBARBITAL
0.3%
of all PHENOBARBITAL reports
5
Deaths
12
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Psychomotor hyperactivity From PHENOBARBITAL?

Of the 20 reports, 5 (25.0%) resulted in death, 12 (60.0%) required hospitalization.

Is Psychomotor hyperactivity Listed in the Official Label?

This adverse event is not currently listed in the official FDA drug label for PHENOBARBITAL. However, 20 reports have been filed with the FAERS database.

What Other Side Effects Does PHENOBARBITAL Cause?

Drug ineffective (1,686) Off label use (781) Seizure (620) Multiple-drug resistance (406) Toxicity to various agents (392) Status epilepticus (317) Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (274) Foetal exposure during pregnancy (266) Hypotension (256) Epilepsy (253)

What Other Drugs Cause Psychomotor hyperactivity?

METHYLPHENIDATE (617) QUETIAPINE (412) ARIPIPRAZOLE (389) OLANZAPINE (366) SERTRALINE (288) MONTELUKAST (282) RISPERIDONE (277) LEVETIRACETAM (247) VENLAFAXINE (214) LEVOTHYROXINE (211)

Which PHENOBARBITAL Alternatives Have Lower Psychomotor hyperactivity Risk?

PHENOBARBITAL vs PHENOLPHTHALEIN PHENOBARBITAL vs PHENOTHIAZINE PHENOBARBITAL vs PHENPROCOUMON PHENOBARBITAL vs PHENTERMINE PHENOBARBITAL vs PHENTERMINE\TOPIRAMATE

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