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5194742-0 | 17-hydroxyprogesterone Increased, Blood Corticotrophin Increased, Lymphadenopathy, Renin Decreased
on Oct 18, 2006 Female patient from JAPAN , 31 years of age, was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia (What is trigeminal neuralgia?) and was treated with Glucocorticoids (View Usage). Patient experienced the following unwanted or unexpected effects: 17-hydroxyprogesterone increased, blood corticotrophin increased, lymphadenopathy, renin decreased. Glucocorticoids dosage: . During the same period patient was treated with DECADRON (0.5 Mg/day) (View Decadron Review and Decadron Label ), CORTRIL (10 Mg/day) (View Cortril Review and Cortril Label ), FLORINEF (0.2 Mg/day) (View Florinef Review and Florinef Label ), METLIGINE (0.2 Mg/day) (View Metligine Review and Metligine Label ), TEGRETOL (800 Mg/day) (View Tegretol Review and Tegretol Label ). Patient was hospitalized.

5194739-0 | 17-hydroxyprogesterone Increased, Blood Corticotrophin Increased, Lymphadenopathy, Renin Decreased
Patient was taking Glucocorticoids (View Usage). Patient had the following side effects: 17-hydroxyprogesterone increased, blood corticotrophin increased, lymphadenopathy, renin decreased on Oct 18, 2006 from JAPAN Additional patient health information: Female patient , 31 years of age, was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia (What is trigeminal neuralgia?) and. Glucocorticoids dosage: . During the same period patient was treated with DECADRON (0.5 Mg/day) (View Decadron Review and Decadron Label ), CORTRIL (10 Mg/day) (View Cortril Review and Cortril Label ), FLORINEF (0.2 Mg/day) (View Florinef Review and Florinef Label ), METLIGINE (0.2 Mg/day) (View Metligine Review and Metligine Label ), TEGRETOL (800 Mg/day) (View Tegretol Review and Tegretol Label ). Patient was hospitalized.

5159613-4 | 17-hydroxyprogesterone Increased, Blood Corticotrophin Increased, Lymphadenopathy, Renin Decreased
Adverse event was reported on Oct 18, 2006 by a Female patient taking Glucocorticoids (View Usage) (Dosage: ) was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia (What is trigeminal neuralgia?) and. Location: JAPAN , 31 years of age, After Glucocorticoids was administered, patient had the following side effects: 17-hydroxyprogesterone increased, blood corticotrophin increased, lymphadenopathy, renin decreased. During the same period patient was treated with DECADRON (0.5 Mg/day) (View Decadron Review and Decadron Label ), CORTRIL (10 Mg/day) (View Cortril Review and Cortril Label ), FLORINEF (0.2 Mg/day) (View Florinef Review and Florinef Label ), METLIGINE (0.2 Mg/day) (View Metligine Review and Metligine Label ), TEGRETOL (800 Mg/day) (View Tegretol Review and Tegretol Label ). Patient was hospitalized.

5146590-5 | 17-hydroxyprogesterone Increased, Blood Corticotrophin Increased, Headache, Hypertrichosis, Kidney Enlargement, Menstruation Irregular, Renin Decreased, Treatment Noncompliance, Trigeminal Neuralgia
on Oct 18, 2006 Female patient from JAPAN , 31 years of age, was treated with Glucocorticoids (View Usage). Patient experienced the following unwanted or unexpected effects: 17-hydroxyprogesterone increased, blood corticotrophin increased, headache (What is headache?), hypertrichosis, kidney enlargement, menstruation irregular, renin decreased, treatment noncompliance, trigeminal neuralgia (What is trigeminal neuralgia?). Glucocorticoids dosage: . During the same period patient was treated with TEGRETOL (View Tegretol Review and Tegretol Label ). Patient was hospitalized.


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To find out about documented side effects or safety concerns read either the drug label or the drug's package insert. You may also want to speak with your pharmacist or healthcare provider. All medicines have benefits and risks. The risks are the chances that something unwanted or unexpected could happen to you when you use them. You can protect yourself by searching summaries of recent safety alerts, adverse reports. Sometimes there are risks that only come to light after a medical product gets on the market and is used in a larger number of patients, for a longer period of time, and in patients whose health characteristics are different from those of the patients studied before approval.

Be aware of the following potential Glucocorticoids risks to be aware of: 1. Watch for any Serious adverse events, such as life-threatening situation, which can require an admission to hospital or longer-than-expected hospital stay, permanent disability, birth defect, miscarriage, stillbirth, or birth with serious disease requires medical care to prevent permanent damage
2. Any potential Glucocorticoids quality problem: suspected counterfeit product, potentially contaminated product indicated by suspicious odor or unusual color, inaccurate or unreadable product labeling
3. Potential Glucocorticoids use error: mixing up products with similar drug names or packaging, taking wrong dose of a drug because of confusing dosing instructions on label
4. When applicable, Problems with different manufacturer of same medicine: not getting same results from a generic drug as a brand name drug, or from another generic

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Glucocorticoids Reactions
17-hydroxyprogesterone Increased
Blood Corticotrophin Increased
HeadacheWhat is Headache?
Hypertrichosis
Kidney Enlargement
Lymphadenopathy
Menstruation Irregular
Renin Decreased
Treatment Noncompliance
Trigeminal NeuralgiaWhat is Trigeminal neuralgia?
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