Anaphylactic shock: Which Medications Cause It? (17,135 Reports Across 675 Drugs)

Q: Which drugs cause Anaphylactic shock?

675 drugs are associated with Anaphylactic shock in the FDA FAERS database, with 17,135 total reports. The most commonly reported are PROPOFOL and ROCURONIUM.

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Anaphylactic shock has been reported as an adverse event with 675 different drugs in the FDA's FAERS database, with 17,135 total reports. 1,130 of these reports resulted in death.The drugs most commonly associated with Anaphylactic shock are PROPOFOL, ROCURONIUM, and SUFENTANIL.

17,135

Total Reports

675

Drugs Involved

1,130

Deaths

6,578

Hospitalizations

52.7 yrs

Average Patient Age

61.9% / 38.1%

Female / Male

Which Drugs Cause Anaphylactic shock Most Often?

Drug	Reports	% of Drug Reports	Deaths	Hosp.	Life-Threat.
PROPOFOL	1,494	9.3%	72	424	1,042
ROCURONIUM	897	13.9%	59	312	572
SUFENTANIL	865	20.0%	39	221	619
AMOXICILLIN	810	2.7%	22	403	335
CARBOPLATIN	632	0.8%	56	242	298
DEXAMETHASONE	621	0.5%	42	146	444
PACLITAXEL	604	0.8%	68	255	348
KETAMINE	568	7.1%	19	150	422