Scopolamine



Indications and Reactions:

Role Indications Reactions
Primary
Salivary Hypersecretion 23.4%
Motion Sickness 21.0%
Nausea 8.4%
Prophylaxis Against Motion Sickness 6.6%
Hypertension 5.4%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 4.8%
Constipation 3.6%
Increased Bronchial Secretion 3.0%
Prophylaxis 3.0%
Prophylaxis Of Nausea And Vomiting 3.0%
Antiplatelet Therapy 2.4%
Schizophrenia 2.4%
Vomiting 2.4%
Dizziness 1.8%
Drooling 1.8%
Palliative Care 1.8%
Secretion Discharge 1.8%
Affective Disorder 1.2%
Agitation 1.2%
Bronchial Obstruction 1.2%
Off Label Use 15.7%
Wrong Technique In Drug Usage Process 14.6%
Tachycardia 6.7%
Visual Impairment 6.7%
Somnolence 5.6%
Vision Blurred 5.6%
Vomiting 5.6%
Tremor 4.5%
Vertigo 4.5%
Dizziness 3.4%
Dry Mouth 3.4%
Overdose 3.4%
Post Procedural Complication 3.4%
Psychotic Disorder 3.4%
Concomitant Disease Progression 2.2%
Decreased Insulin Requirement 2.2%
Delirium 2.2%
Diplopia 2.2%
Headache 2.2%
Incoherent 2.2%
Secondary
Product Used For Unknown Indication 13.0%
Pain 10.1%
Nausea 9.1%
Constipation 7.5%
General Anaesthesia 7.3%
Depression 5.7%
Hypertension 5.3%
Prophylaxis 5.3%
Drug Use For Unknown Indication 5.0%
Bacterial Infection 4.7%
Vomiting 4.4%
Anxiety 3.9%
Proctalgia 3.1%
Anaesthesia 3.0%
Schizophrenia 3.0%
Salivary Hypersecretion 2.3%
Blood Cholesterol Increased 1.8%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 1.8%
Prophylaxis Of Nausea And Vomiting 1.8%
Thrombosis Prophylaxis 1.8%
White Blood Cell Count Increased 16.3%
Abdominal Pain 10.5%
Anticholinergic Syndrome 7.0%
Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis 7.0%
Vomiting 7.0%
Dry Mouth 5.8%
Neutropenia 4.7%
Unresponsive To Stimuli 4.7%
Completed Suicide 3.5%
Drug Hypersensitivity 3.5%
Dysarthria 3.5%
Hallucination 3.5%
Liver Function Test Abnormal 3.5%
Pneumonia Fungal 3.5%
Rash Erythematous 3.5%
White Blood Cell Count Decreased 3.5%
Agitation 2.3%
Agranulocytosis 2.3%
Anaemia 2.3%
Clostridium Difficile Colitis 2.3%
Concomitant
Product Used For Unknown Indication 32.9%
Pain 7.4%
Nausea 6.9%
Prophylaxis 6.7%
Drug Use For Unknown Indication 5.6%
Anxiety 4.9%
Back Pain 4.1%
Vomiting 3.7%
Constipation 3.7%
Abdominal Pain 3.4%
Hypertension 3.3%
Crohn's Disease 3.2%
Acute Lymphocytic Leukaemia 3.2%
Pyrexia 1.8%
Supportive Care 1.8%
Breast Cancer 1.6%
Insomnia 1.6%
Premedication 1.5%
Depression 1.4%
Acute Myeloid Leukaemia 1.3%
Vomiting 14.5%
Weight Decreased 7.0%
Death 6.6%
Pulmonary Embolism 6.2%
Nausea 5.3%
Pyrexia 5.3%
Renal Colic 5.3%
Renal Failure Acute 5.3%
Thrombocytopenia 5.3%
Wound Complication 4.4%
Pancreatitis 4.0%
Abdominal Pain 3.5%
Dyspnoea 3.5%
Narcotic Intoxication 3.5%
Pneumonia 3.5%
Unevaluable Event 3.5%
White Blood Cell Count Decreased 3.5%
Wound Infection Staphylococcal 3.5%
Diarrhoea 3.1%
Pleural Effusion 3.1%
Interacting
Product Used For Unknown Indication 67.8%
Anaesthesia 6.9%
Constipation 5.7%
Gastric Ulcer 3.4%
Lung Disorder 3.4%
Pain 3.4%
Restless Legs Syndrome 3.4%
Anaesthetic Premedication 1.1%
Depression 1.1%
Nerve Block 1.1%
Obsessive-compulsive Disorder 1.1%
Prophylaxis Of Nausea And Vomiting 1.1%
Drug Interaction 20.0%
Oliguria 20.0%
Anticholinergic Syndrome 10.0%
Disorientation 10.0%
Fall 10.0%
Infectious Peritonitis 10.0%
Peritonitis 10.0%
Tachycardia 10.0%