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Does REGADENOSON Cause Flushing? 33 Reports in FDA Database

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According to the FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS), 33 reports of Flushing have been filed in association with REGADENOSON (Regadenoson). This represents 1.1% of all adverse event reports for REGADENOSON.

33
Reports of Flushing with REGADENOSON
1.1%
of all REGADENOSON reports
0
Deaths
1
Hospitalizations

How Dangerous Is Flushing From REGADENOSON?

Of the 33 reports, 1 (3.0%) required hospitalization, and 2 (6.1%) were considered life-threatening.

Is Flushing Listed in the Official Label?

Yes, Flushing is listed as a known adverse reaction in the official FDA drug label for REGADENOSON.

What Other Side Effects Does REGADENOSON Cause?

Nausea (311) Dyspnoea (271) Seizure (247) Vomiting (233) Injection site extravasation (226) Hypotension (200) Headache (190) Cardiac arrest (183) Dizziness (160) Blood pressure decreased (143)

What Other Drugs Cause Flushing?

DIMETHYL (10,681) TREPROSTINIL (3,166) TECFIDERA (2,385) AMBRISENTAN (1,741) DALFAMPRIDINE (1,605) DIROXIMEL (1,518) INFLIXIMAB (1,488) PACLITAXEL (1,397) GLATIRAMER (1,291) EPOPROSTENOL (1,256)

Which REGADENOSON Alternatives Have Lower Flushing Risk?

REGADENOSON vs REGORAFENIB REGADENOSON vs REGORAFENIB\REGORAFENIB REGADENOSON vs RELATLIMAB REGADENOSON vs RELPAX REGADENOSON vs RELUGOLIX

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