pharmacopeia

Paraesthesia

also: Paresthesia

143 drugs45,309 FAERS reportsMedDRA PT
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Reference statistics only. FAERS reports are voluntarily submitted and are not incidence rates, safety signals, or causal evidence. The drugs below are ranked by how often this reaction appears on FAERS reports for each drug — high share does not mean the drug caused the reaction, and absence from this list does not mean the reaction never occurred. This is not a symptom checker.

DefinitionNLM MeSH D010292

Subjective cutaneous sensations (e.g., cold, warmth, tingling, pressure, etc.) that are experienced spontaneously in the absence of stimulation.

Source: U.S. National Library of Medicine — MeSH (Paresthesia)

Drugs reporting Paraesthesia (143)

Share = reports listing this reaction ÷ total matched reports for the drug. — means the upstream totals query failed at ingest and the denominator is unknown.

  1. 1Trisodium Citrate5,69383%
  2. 2Gadoxetate15435%
  3. 3Dichlorphenamide30119%
  4. 4Aconite417%
  5. 5Euphorbia Resinifera Resin114%
  6. 6Amifampridine30811%
  7. 7Avanafil711%
  8. 8Motixafortide910%
  9. 9Levomilnacipran1849.8%
  10. 10Botulinum Toxin Type A8827.4%
  11. 11Suzetrigine707.3%
  12. 12Collagen26.9%
  13. 13Gadodiamide2286.8%
  14. 14Teriflunomide2,8136.3%
  15. 15Sulfur Hexafluoride1096.2%
  16. 16Lecithin66.1%
  17. 17Proteus Mirabilis26.1%
  18. 18Gadobenate2626.0%
  19. 19Proteus Vulgaris25.7%
  20. 20Tetracycline1025.5%
  21. 21Phendimetrazine35.3%
  22. 22Lasmiditan585.2%
  23. 23Phosphorus5005.1%
  24. 24Cobalt25.0%
  25. 25Monomethyl Fumarate424.6%
  26. 26Gadoterate Meglumine1624.5%
  27. 27Tretinoin3864.5%
  28. 28Spinosad24.4%
  29. 29Tinidazole194.4%
  30. 30Repotrectinib104.3%
  31. 31Acetohydroxamic Acid24.3%
  32. 32Pentazocine24.2%
  33. 33Hydrogen Peroxide134.0%
  34. 34Duloxetine7,3924.0%
  35. 35Bismuth Subcitrate434.0%
  36. 36Citrate7,9853.8%
  37. 37Gadopiclenol83.8%
  38. 38Eplontersen63.8%
  39. 39Atomoxetine9833.7%
  40. 40Articaine283.6%
  41. 41Pyrrole103.6%
  42. 42Iothalamate33.5%
  43. 43Cefotetan53.5%
  44. 44Phentermine4133.4%
  45. 45Topiramate3,2453.3%
  46. 46Quercetin393.3%
  47. 47Peppermint Oil353.3%
  48. 48Vilazodone2953.2%
  49. 49Hydrogen283.1%
  50. 50Calomel153.1%
  51. 51Barium Carbonate153.0%
  52. 52Hekla Lava153.0%
  53. 53Ichthammol163.0%
  54. 54Calcium Iodide153.0%
  55. 55Paroxetine2,7043.0%
  56. 56Delafloxacin72.9%
  57. 57Potassium Dichromate152.9%
  58. 58Vitamin D202.9%
  59. 59Ammonium Bromide142.9%
  60. 60Ammonium Phosphate142.9%
  61. 61Amoeba Proteus142.9%
  62. 62Antipyrine142.9%
  63. 63Arsenate142.9%
  64. 64Calcium Arsenate142.9%
  65. 65Calcium Hexafluorosilicate142.9%
  66. 66Calcium Hypophosphite142.9%
  67. 67Claviceps Purpurea Sclerotium142.9%
  68. 68Crataegus Laevigata Fruit142.9%
  69. 69Croton Oil142.9%
  70. 70Cupric Acetate142.9%
  71. 71Eutrochium Purpureum Root142.9%
  72. 72Ferrous Arsenate142.9%
  73. 73Gold Trichloride142.9%
  74. 74Hexafluorosilicate142.9%
  75. 75Lead Acetate142.9%
  76. 76Lead Iodide142.9%
  77. 77Mercuric Iodide142.9%
  78. 78Mercuric Oxide142.9%
  79. 79Mercuric Sulfate142.9%
  80. 80Mercuric Sulfide142.9%
  81. 81Molybdenum142.9%
  82. 82Moschus Moschiferus Musk Sac Resin142.9%
  83. 83Mycobacterium Tuberculosis142.9%
  84. 84Oxalic Acid142.9%
  85. 85Picrate142.9%
  86. 86Potassium Arsenite142.9%
  87. 87Quinine Arsenite142.9%
  88. 88Semecarpus Anacardium Juice142.9%
  89. 89Sodium Bromide142.9%
  90. 90Staphylococcus Epidermidis142.9%
  91. 91Staphylococcus Haemolyticus142.9%
  92. 92Staphylococcus Simulans142.9%
  93. 93Strontium Salicylate142.9%
  94. 94Sumbul142.9%
  95. 95Uranyl Nitrate142.9%
  96. 96Uranyl Nitrate Hexahydrate142.9%
  97. 97Vipera Berus Venom142.9%
  98. 98Virola Sebifera Resin142.9%
  99. 99Crotalus Horridus Horridus Venom142.9%
  100. 100Mercuric Cyanide142.9%
  101. 101Naja Naja Venom142.9%
  102. 102Zinc Valerate142.9%
  103. 103Calcium Fluoride152.9%
  104. 104Streptococcus Pyogenes142.9%
  105. 105Barium Chloride142.9%
  106. 106Ferric Chloride142.9%
  107. 107Hydrogen Cyanide142.9%
  108. 108Sulfur Iodide142.9%
  109. 109Arsenic Triiodide142.9%
  110. 110Cyanide142.9%
  111. 111Turpentine142.9%
  112. 112Tin142.8%
  113. 113Gadobutrol1362.8%
  114. 114Antimony Trisulfide142.8%
  115. 115Ammonium Carbonate142.8%
  116. 116Kalmia Latifolia Leaf142.8%
  117. 117Chloride Hexahydrate142.8%
  118. 118Fingolimod2,4032.8%
  119. 119Sepia Officinalis Juice142.8%
  120. 120Sulfuric Acid142.8%
  121. 121Kerosene142.7%
  122. 122Aluminum Oxide142.7%
  123. 123Mercury142.7%
  124. 124Calcium Sulfate152.7%
  125. 125Capsaicin1032.7%
  126. 126Ergotamine92.6%
  127. 127Eletriptan1792.6%
  128. 128Methylergonovine162.4%
  129. 129Meglumine2172.4%
  130. 130Pegunigalsidase Alfa72.4%
  131. 131Nitrous Oxide502.3%
  132. 132Valrubicin42.3%
  133. 133Lazertinib132.2%
  134. 134Oxaliplatin1,5872.2%
  135. 135Bremelanotide192.2%
  136. 136Dimethyl Fumarate2,6292.2%
  137. 137Sumatriptan9662.1%
  138. 138Larotrectinib182.1%
  139. 139Agalsidase Beta1802.0%
  140. 140Lumateperone1171.9%
  141. 141Ponesimod51.6%
  142. 142Procarbazine631.4%
  143. 143Boron10—

Related reactions

Other reactions most often co-reported on the same drug set. Ranked by Jaccard similarity over drug-id sets — pure data-derived co-occurrence, not a clinical relationship.

Literature

Recent PubMed references pinned to Paresthesia as a MeSH major topic. About the reaction term itself — not about any specific drug.

Note. FAERS reports are voluntarily submitted and are NOT incidence rates, signals, or causal evidence. Counts reflect reporting volume, not how often a reaction occurs. Reference statistics only.

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