Unknown Blood Pressure Medication


Combined with:

Humira
Niaspan

Indications and Reactions:

Role Indications Reactions
Secondary
Product Used For Unknown Indication 31.9%
Hypertension 18.1%
Rheumatoid Arthritis 17.0%
Depression 5.3%
Blood Cholesterol Increased 4.3%
Asthma 2.1%
Blood Pressure 2.1%
Crohn's Disease 2.1%
Emphysema 2.1%
Gastrooesophageal Reflux Disease 2.1%
Hormone Replacement Therapy 2.1%
Hypothyroidism 2.1%
Adverse Drug Reaction 1.1%
Anxiety 1.1%
Back Pain 1.1%
Blood Cholesterol 1.1%
Blood Pressure Abnormal 1.1%
Blood Pressure Increased 1.1%
Cardiac Disorder 1.1%
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease 1.1%
Dehydration 10.0%
Hypotension 10.0%
Local Swelling 10.0%
Oedema Peripheral 10.0%
Pruritus 10.0%
Cough 5.0%
Incorrect Storage Of Drug 5.0%
Psoriasis 5.0%
Pulmonary Mass 5.0%
Rash Pruritic 5.0%
Syncope 5.0%
Throat Tightness 5.0%
Tracheostomy 5.0%
Weight Decreased 5.0%
Weight Increased 5.0%
Concomitant
Product Used For Unknown Indication 38.8%
Hypertension 11.3%
Drug Use For Unknown Indication 11.2%
Rheumatoid Arthritis 7.4%
Blood Cholesterol Increased 5.7%
Blood Pressure 4.3%
Psoriasis 3.5%
Diabetes Mellitus 2.3%
High Density Lipoprotein Decreased 1.8%
Blood Testosterone Decreased 1.8%
Blood Triglycerides Increased 1.8%
Pain 1.5%
Psoriatic Arthropathy 1.4%
Crohn's Disease 1.2%
Vitamin Supplementation 1.2%
Low Density Lipoprotein Increased 1.1%
Gastrooesophageal Reflux Disease 1.0%
Depression 0.9%
Hypothyroidism 0.9%
Blood Pressure Abnormal 0.9%
Flushing 19.4%
Pruritus 11.7%
Injection Site Pain 6.7%
Paraesthesia 6.7%
Arthralgia 6.2%
Drug Ineffective 5.9%
Skin Burning Sensation 5.9%
Pain In Extremity 3.8%
Rash 3.8%
Feeling Hot 3.5%
Psoriasis 3.5%
Incorrect Route Of Drug Administration 2.9%
Pain 2.9%
Erythema 2.6%
Fatigue 2.6%
Weight Increased 2.6%
Pneumonia 2.3%
Pruritus Generalised 2.3%
Wrong Technique In Drug Usage Process 2.3%
Renal Impairment 2.1%

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