Catatonia: Which Medications Cause It? (3,601 Reports Across 203 Drugs)

Q: Which drugs cause Catatonia?

203 drugs are associated with Catatonia in the FDA FAERS database, with 3,601 total reports. The most commonly reported are OLANZAPINE and RISPERIDONE.

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Catatonia has been reported as an adverse event with 203 different drugs in the FDA's FAERS database, with 3,601 total reports. 141 of these reports resulted in death.The drugs most commonly associated with Catatonia are OLANZAPINE, RISPERIDONE, and CLOZAPINE.

3,601

Total Reports

203

Drugs Involved

141

Deaths

2,434

Hospitalizations

45.4 yrs

Average Patient Age

47.4% / 52.6%

Female / Male

Which Drugs Cause Catatonia Most Often?

Drug	Reports	% of Drug Reports	Deaths	Hosp.	Life-Threat.
OLANZAPINE	580	1.1%	19	426	87
RISPERIDONE	515	0.7%	27	397	68
CLOZAPINE	461	0.5%	16	353	38
QUETIAPINE	423	0.6%	5	289	60
LORAZEPAM	305	0.9%	12	236	31
ARIPIPRAZOLE	304	0.5%	4	225	81
HALOPERIDOL	276	1.7%	9	194	43
PALIPERIDONE	168	0.4%	2	95	4
LITHIUM	141