Aplisol and induration Patient Reports February 13, 2012

Aplisol Side Effects Report #5566073-8
Aplisol side effect was reported by a Pharmacist from UNITED STATES on Apr 30, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with tuberculin test and was treated with Aplisol. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: erythema, false positive tuberculosis test, induration, pain in extremity, pruritus. Aplisol dosage: .1 ML, UNK. Patient recovered.

Aplisol Side Effects Report #5566074-X
Aplisol side effect was reported by a Pharmacist from UNITED STATES on Apr 30, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with tuberculin test and was treated with Aplisol. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: erythema, false positive tuberculosis test, induration, pain in extremity. Aplisol dosage: .1 ML, UNK. Patient recovered.

Aplisol Side Effects Report #5566078-7
Aplisol side effect was reported by a Pharmacist from UNITED STATES on Apr 30, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with tuberculin test and was treated with Aplisol. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: erythema, false positive tuberculosis test, induration, pain in extremity, pruritus. Aplisol dosage: .1 ML, UNK. Patient recovered.

Aplisol Side Effects Report #5566098-2
Aplisol side effect was reported by a Pharmacist from UNITED STATES on Apr 30, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with tuberculin test and was treated with Aplisol. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: erythema, false positive tuberculosis test, induration, pruritus. Aplisol dosage: .1 ML, UNK. Patient recovered.


Aplisol Side Effects Report #5566100-8
Aplisol side effect was reported by a Pharmacist from UNITED STATES on Apr 30, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with tuberculin test and was treated with Aplisol. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: erythema, false positive tuberculosis test, induration, pruritus. Aplisol dosage: .1 ML, UNK. Patient recovered.