Sepsis
212 drugs98,799 FAERS reportsMedDRA PT
GET
/api/v1/reaction/sepsisReference 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 D018805
Systemic inflammatory response syndrome with a proven or suspected infectious etiology. When sepsis is associated with organ dysfunction distant from the site of infection, it is called severe sepsis. When sepsis is accompanied by HYPOTENSION despite adequate fluid infusion, it is called SEPTIC SHOCK.
Drugs reporting Sepsis (212)
Share = reports listing this reaction ÷ total matched reports for the drug. — means the upstream totals query failed at ingest and the denominator is unknown.
- 1Escherichia Coli20955%
- 2Tradipitant150%
- 3Ammonium Chloride9741%
- 4Denileukin Diftitox125%
- 5Diethyltoluamide218%
- 6Sodium Citrate23017%
- 7Sodium Ferric Gluconate Complex27313%
- 8Mafenide413%
- 9Sodium Chlorite213%
- 10Cellulase113%
- 11Pancreatin113%
- 12Taurolidine113%
- 13Potassium Iodide25712%
- 14Ibritumomab Tiuxetan17211%
- 15Azurite111%
- 16Cornsilk111%
- 17Xylometazoline5510%
- 18Toripalimab110%
- 19Benzphetamine19.1%
- 20Natamycin338.7%
- 21Crovalimab78.6%
- 22Dobutamine4038.4%
- 23Gemtuzumab Ozogamicin2988.3%
- 24Potassium Chlorate718.1%
- 25Kaolin47.4%
- 26Anidulafungin1157.4%
- 27Streptozocin167.1%
- 28Clofarabine1587.0%
- 29Lanthanum Carbonate3496.9%
- 30Lanthanum3496.9%
- 31Panthenol196.6%
- 32Pentoxifylline2826.6%
- 33Palifermin246.2%
- 34Sodium Gluconate76.1%
- 35Hepatitis B Immune Globulin35.9%
- 36Norepinephrine8125.8%
- 37Nelarabine555.8%
- 38Pentostatin575.5%
- 39Mitoxantrone3255.3%
- 40Pyridoxine2445.2%
- 41Cosyntropin115.2%
- 42Vorinostat1115.2%
- 43Daunorubicin1875.1%
- 44Cytarabine3,0445.0%
- 45Mannitol2425.0%
- 46Arimoclomol24.9%
- 47Clemastine644.8%
- 48Inotuzumab Ozogamicin1364.7%
- 49Thioguanine984.7%
- 50Trilaciclib114.7%
- 51Allantoin1534.7%
- 52Pentamidine574.7%
- 53Pegaspargase5614.7%
- 54Alvimopan24.7%
- 55Dalteparin4764.6%
- 56Nitazoxanide154.5%
- 57Triclabendazole24.5%
- 58Cetylpyridinium294.5%
- 59Amifostine364.5%
- 60Tigecycline2674.5%
- 61Decitabine2204.5%
- 62Meropenem1,3854.4%
- 63Belinostat154.4%
- 64Rasburicase1014.3%
- 65Mesna3574.3%
- 66Thiosulfate224.3%
- 67Azacitidine1,2304.3%
- 68Thiotepa3944.3%
- 69Micafungin3494.2%
- 70Ifosfamide8674.2%
- 71Etoposide3,0264.1%
- 72Caspofungin1924.1%
- 73Sodium Tetradecyl Sulfate24.1%
- 74Tagraxofusp204.0%
- 75Hypochlorite104.0%
- 76Busulfan7234.0%
- 77Fluvastatin2994.0%
- 78Dopamine1494.0%
- 79Fludarabine1,5063.9%
- 80Ganciclovir4213.9%
- 81Iloprost353.9%
- 82Teduglutide5153.9%
- 83Ammonium1253.9%
- 84Citric Acid883.9%
- 85Cefepime6063.9%
- 86Piperacillin1,2403.8%
- 87Vincristine1,0853.8%
- 88Cilastatin1543.8%
- 89Imipenem1543.8%
- 90Tazobactam1,2583.7%
- 91Filgrastim1,5513.7%
- 92Pralatrexate243.7%
- 93Vancomycin2,3693.7%
- 94Basiliximab4193.6%
- 95Sulbactam933.6%
- 96Melphalan8953.6%
- 97Idarubicin393.6%
- 98Treosulfan883.5%
- 99Carmustine1583.5%
- 100Ceftazidime2663.5%
- 101Heparin4783.5%
- 102Paricalcitol4833.4%
- 103Defibrotide1213.4%
- 104Sodium Acetate183.4%
- 105Aldesleukin413.4%
- 106Vinblastine643.4%
- 107Bisacodyl4613.3%
- 108Gilteritinib1243.3%
- 109Cyclophosphamide5,6103.3%
- 110Dexrazoxane293.2%
- 111Gentamicin5013.2%
- 112Idarucizumab463.2%
- 113Glasdegib153.2%
- 114Amphotericin6503.2%
- 115Amphotericin B6503.2%
- 116Droperidol493.1%
- 117Doxorubicin2,8973.1%
- 118Magnesium Sulfate Heptahydrate4113.1%
- 119Bleomycin3143.1%
- 120Hetastarch53.1%
- 121Pindolol243.1%
- 122Cabazitaxel1053.1%
- 123Cefotaxime1283.0%
- 124Cefiderocol93.0%
- 125Trabectedin673.0%
- 126Pitavastatin2942.9%
- 127Ampicillin3092.9%
- 128Canakinumab3082.9%
- 129Mercaptopurine4902.9%
- 130Fluconazole1,9672.9%
- 131Dacarbazine2062.8%
- 132Ceftriaxone1,0532.8%
- 133Nafcillin252.8%
- 134Eravacycline62.7%
- 135Valganciclovir5032.7%
- 136Cisplatin2,0692.7%
- 137Leucovorin5012.7%
- 138Calcitriol5342.7%
- 139Posaconazole4172.7%
- 140Sutimlimab72.6%
- 141Bendamustine7042.6%
- 142Danicopan62.6%
- 143Brentuximab Vedotin2572.6%
- 144Calcium Chloride1,2922.6%
- 145Polatuzumab Vedotin2322.5%
- 146Mycophenolate3,3332.5%
- 147Mycophenolate Mofetil3,3332.5%
- 148Deferoxamine532.5%
- 149Plerixafor362.5%
- 150Magnesium Chloride1,2382.5%
- 151Granisetron2962.5%
- 152Prednisolone4,6472.5%
- 153Netupitant272.5%
- 154Itraconazole2832.5%
- 155Water4552.4%
- 156Pirtobrutinib172.4%
- 157Icodextrin7412.4%
- 158Dexchlorpheniramine242.4%
- 159Gemcitabine1,2412.4%
- 160Linezolid6892.4%
- 161Daptomycin2082.4%
- 162Voriconazole7002.4%
- 163Spesolimab82.3%
- 164Carglumic Acid172.3%
- 165Metronidazole1,4792.3%
- 166Teclistamab452.3%
- 167Chlorambucil892.3%
- 168Mycophenolic Acid7102.3%
- 169Methoxsalen172.3%
- 170Tacrolimus3,4622.3%
- 171Sirolimus2932.3%
- 172Elotuzumab1152.3%
- 173Enoxaparin1,2732.3%
- 174Thalidomide8162.2%
- 175Idelalisib1582.2%
- 176Romidepsin372.2%
- 177Soybean Oil242.2%
- 178Carboplatin2,7012.2%
- 179Dapsone2292.2%
- 180Tremelimumab862.2%
- 181Venetoclax1,3032.2%
- 182Satralizumab342.2%
- 183Neostigmine332.1%
- 184Calaspargase Pegol142.1%
- 185Carfilzomib5832.1%
- 186Eribulin772.1%
- 187Lactate1,5352.1%
- 188Deferasirox5452.1%
- 189Tafasitamab182.1%
- 190Dexamethasone6,2352.1%
- 191Epcoritamab242.1%
- 192Miglitol192.0%
- 193Argatroban302.0%
- 194Belatacept922.0%
- 195Sacituzumab852.0%
- 196Loncastuximab Tesirine72.0%
- 197Ceftolozane192.0%
- 198Glofitamab402.0%
- 199Isatuximab1021.9%
- 200Fidaxomicin451.9%
- 201Isavuconazonium651.9%
- 202Dexmedetomidine1171.9%
- 203Mogamulizumab241.9%
- 204Lurbinectedin191.8%
- 205Cobimetinib791.8%
- 206Cladribine1671.8%
- 207Epinastine201.8%
- 208Mitomycin561.7%
- 209Darbepoetin Alfa9111.7%
- 210Iomeprol211.7%
- 211Blinatumomab186—
- 212Brexucabtagene Autoleucel39—
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 Sepsis as a MeSH major topic. About the reaction term itself — not about any specific drug.
- Galangin modulates the NRF2/PPAR-Γ pathway, attenuating sepsis-induced tissue damage in the lungs.Molecular biology reports · 2026 · Aydin P, Toktay E, Cadirci E, et al.PMID 42207369DOI 10.1007/s11033-026-11931-7
- Preliminary study on the application of guar gum-based hydrogel in sepsis therapy.Brazilian journal of biology = Revista brasleira de biologia · 2026 · Pires AF, Martins AB, Lima FSP, et al.PMID 42207092DOI 10.1590/1519-6984.301042
- Fatal Panton-Valentine leukocidin-positive MSSA toxic shock syndrome: a call for rapid virulence detection and optimized antimicrobial therapy.Frontiers in cellular and infection microbiology · 2026 · Zhao C, Ren R, Wu W, et al.PMID 42205483DOI 10.3389/fcimb.2026.1805801
- Differential treatment effects across subgroups in immunomodulatory drugs for sepsis: protocol for a systematic review.BMJ open · 2026 · Ding L, Bai C, Jian L, et al.PMID 42203278DOI 10.1136/bmjopen-2025-108626
- Successful Multidisciplinary Management of Esophageal Perforation Complicated by Septic Shock: A Race Against Time.The American journal of case reports · 2026 · Sewify K, Alshamrani AS, Zakary N, et al.PMID 42201853DOI 10.12659/AJCR.952553
- [Sepsis in children].Laeknabladid · 2026 · Gunnarsson B, Sigurdsson TS, Jonsson BS, et al.PMID 42201788DOI 10.17992/lbl.2026.06.895
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.