Childrens Advil



Indications and Reactions:

Role Indications Reactions
Primary
Pyrexia 38.7%
Headache 9.0%
Nasopharyngitis 8.1%
Pain 8.1%
Antipyresis 4.5%
Fever 3.6%
Migraine 3.6%
Ear Infection 2.7%
Influenza 2.7%
Malaise 2.7%
Arthritis 1.8%
Fibromyalgia 1.8%
Oral Pain 1.8%
Oropharyngeal Pain 1.8%
Supplementation Therapy 1.8%
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 1.8%
Thyroid Disorder 1.8%
Toothache 1.8%
Asthma 0.9%
Body Temperature Increased 0.9%
Drug Ineffective 19.1%
Vomiting 12.8%
Hypersensitivity 10.6%
Urticaria 9.6%
Rash 8.5%
Throat Irritation 5.3%
Hallucination 3.2%
Rash Erythematous 3.2%
Swelling 3.2%
Therapeutic Response Unexpected 3.2%
Blood Glucose Abnormal 2.1%
No Adverse Event 2.1%
Product Container Seal Issue 2.1%
Product Quality Issue 2.1%
Product Taste Abnormal 2.1%
Psychomotor Hyperactivity 2.1%
Retching 2.1%
Screaming 2.1%
Somnolence 2.1%
Swelling Face 2.1%
Secondary
Pyrexia 21.5%
Nasopharyngitis 10.8%
Arthritis 6.5%
Fibromyalgia 6.5%
Headache 6.5%
Migraine 6.5%
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus 6.5%
Influenza 5.4%
Body Temperature Increased 4.3%
Malaise 4.3%
Oral Pain 4.3%
Stomatitis 4.3%
Nasal Congestion 2.2%
Oropharyngeal Pain 2.2%
Pain 2.2%
Product Used For Unknown Indication 2.2%
Asthma 1.1%
Procedural Pain 1.1%
Rash 1.1%
Supplementation Therapy 1.1%
Drug Ineffective 16.7%
Tonsillitis 13.3%
Weight Decreased 10.0%
Ocular Hyperaemia 6.7%
Product Physical Issue 6.7%
Psychomotor Hyperactivity 6.7%
Rash 6.7%
Urticaria 6.7%
Allergy To Chemicals 3.3%
Incorrect Dose Administered 3.3%
Product Container Seal Issue 3.3%
Product Quality Issue 3.3%
Rash Generalised 3.3%
Sinusitis 3.3%
Throat Irritation 3.3%
Throat Tightness 3.3%
Interacting
Headache 50.0%
Pyrexia 50.0%
Eye Swelling 100.0%