Idarubicin and blood pressure increased Patient Reports February 12, 2012

Idarubicin Side Effects Report #4917874-8
Idarubicin side effect was reported by a Physician from TURKEY on Feb 02, 2006. Female patient, 36 years of age, was diagnosed with t-cell lymphoma and was treated with Idarubicin. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood creatinine increased, blood pressure increased, blood uric acid increased, disorientation, grand mal convulsion, haemodialysis, hallucination, leukoencephalopathy. Idarubicin dosage: 10 MG/M*2 (DAYS 1-2), INTRAVENOUS. During the same period patient was treated with ETOPOSIDE, IFOSFAMIDE, METHOTREXATE, CISPLATIN, CYTARABINE, MESNA, DEXAMETHASONE. Patient died.

Idarubicin Side Effects Report #4901186-2
Idarubicin side effect was reported by a Physician from TURKEY on Jan 19, 2006. Female patient, 36 years of age, was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma and was treated with Idarubicin. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood creatinine increased, blood pressure increased, blood uric acid increased, convulsion, disease progression, disorientation, grand mal convulsion, haemodialysis. Idarubicin dosage: 10 MG/M2, DAYS 1-2. During the same period patient was treated with CISPLATIN, ETOPOSIDE, METHOTREXATE, IFOSFAMIDE, CYTARABINE, MESNA, DEXAMETHASONE. Patient died.

Idarubicin Side Effects Report #4916943-6
Idarubicin side effect was reported by a Physician from TURKEY on Feb 01, 2006. Female patient, 36 years of age, was diagnosed with non-hodgkin's lymphoma and was treated with Idarubicin. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood creatinine increased, blood pressure increased, blood uric acid increased, convulsion, disease progression, disorientation, grand mal convulsion, haemodialysis. Idarubicin dosage: (10 MG/M2, DAYS 1-2),. During the same period patient was treated with CISPLATIN, ETOPOSIDE, METHOTREXATE, IFOSFAMIDE, CYTARABINE, MESNA, DEXAMETHASONE. Patient died.