Temesta and circulatory collapse Patient Reports February 12, 2012
Temesta Side Effects Report #5328407-9
Temesta side effect was reported by a Consumer or non-health professional from AUSTRIA on Apr 27, 2007. Female patient was diagnosed with agitation, depression
, insomnia and was treated with Temesta. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: circulatory collapse, fall
, injury, joint dislocation, tendon rupture. Temesta dosage: 1.75 MG QD. Patient was hospitalized. Patient recovered.Temesta Side Effects Report #4832031-1
Temesta side effect was reported by a Health Professional from SWITZERLAND on Oct 31, 2005. Female patient, 72 years of age, was treated with Temesta. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood pressure decreased, circulatory collapse, contusion, dizziness
, fall
, intracranial injury, somnolence. Temesta dosage: 1.5 MG Q DAY PO. During the same period patient was treated with DIPIPERON, RISPERDAL, SPASMO. Patient was hospitalized. Patient recovered.Temesta Side Effects Report #5036543-X
Temesta side effect was reported by a Health Professional from FRANCE on June 09, 2006. Male patient, 40 years of age, was treated with Temesta. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: blood pressure decreased, circulatory collapse, coma, suicide attempt. Temesta dosage: unknown. During the same period patient was treated with AVLOCARDYL, THERALEN, XANAX. Patient was hospitalized. Patient recovered.
Temesta Side Effects Report #5843327-9
Temesta side effect was reported by a Health Professional from BELGIUM on Aug 07, 2008. Male patient, weighting 211.6 lb, was diagnosed with metastases to liver and was treated with Temesta. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: cardio-respiratory arrest, circulatory collapse, epilepsy
, ischaemia. Temesta dosage: 1 MG. During the same period patient was treated with ASPIRIN, ELOXATIN, EFFEXOR, INDAPAMIDE. Patient was hospitalized. Patient recovered.
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