INFUSION RELATED REACTION

Adverse reaction reported in 223,952 FDA reports across 52 drugs.

223,952
Total Reports
52
Drugs Involved
Infliximab
Most Reported Drug

Drugs Associated with INFUSION RELATED REACTION

Drugs where "INFUSION RELATED REACTION" was reported as an adverse event.

# Drug Reports % of Total
1 Infliximab 18,853
8.4%
2 Acetaminophen 13,642
6.1%
3 Rituximab 12,419
5.5%
4 Pain Reliever 10,967
4.9%
5 Tocilizumab 9,292
4.1%
6 Folic Acid 8,785
3.9%
7 Abatacept 7,263
3.2%
8 Sulfasalazine 7,205
3.2%
9 Cetirizine 7,120
3.2%
10 Alendronate 7,013
3.1%
11 Diclofenac 6,666
3.0%
12 Golimumab 6,369
2.8%
13 Certolizumab Pegol 6,140
2.7%
14 Desoximetasone 5,967
2.7%
15 Methylprednisolone 5,690
2.5%
16 Ustekinumab 5,041
2.3%
17 Acetaminophen, Guaifenesin, / Phenylephrine Hydrochloride 4,792
2.1%
18 Cortisone 4,406
2.0%
19 Hydrocortisone 4,279
1.9%
20 Pseudoephedrine 4,030
1.8%
21 Adalimumab-Adaz 3,642
1.6%
22 Adalimumab-Aaty 3,438
1.5%
23 Adalimumab-Fkjp 3,433
1.5%
24 Diphenhydramine 3,410
1.5%
25 Hydrocortisone 1% 3,309
1.5%
26 Anti Itch 3,309
1.5%
27 Anti-Itch 3,309
1.5%
28 Anti-Pruritic 3,309
1.5%
29 Antipruritic (Anti-Itch) 3,309
1.5%
30 Cool Relief With Aloe 3,309
1.5%
31 Drs Hydrocortisone 3,309
1.5%
32 Hydrocortisone Continuous Spray 3,309
1.5%
33 Hydrocortisone Spray 3,309
1.5%
34 Cetiirizine 3,125
1.4%
35 Daratumumab 2,619
1.2%
36 Sarilumab 2,582
1.2%
37 Ocrelizumab 2,177
1.0%
38 Isopropyl Alcohol 1,607
0.7%
39 Alcohol 1,594
0.7%
40 Acetaminophen / Codeine 1,426
0.6%
41 Triamcinolone Acetonide 1,282
0.6%
42 Triamcinolone Acetonide Ointment Usp, 0.05% 1,278
0.6%
43 Cetuximab 1,098
0.5%
44 Aprepitant 1,011
0.5%
45 Caffeine 944
0.4%
46 Obinutuzumab 831
0.4%
47 Fosaprepitant Dimeglumine 715
0.3%
48 Meperidine 571
0.3%
49 Standardized Senna 512
0.2%
50 Iron Sucrose 405
0.2%
51 Agalsidase Beta 297
0.1%
52 Carboxymethylcellulose 235
0.1%

Important Disclaimer

FDA adverse event reports are submitted voluntarily and do not prove causation. The presence of a drug in this list does not mean the drug caused infusion related reaction. Always consult your healthcare provider.