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Drug: dulcolax     Quarter: 2016Q3

Total Drug/Injury Combinations: 241     Number of Pages: 13

DRUGNAME PT EventCount
DULCOLAX NOS Scleral discolouration 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Spinal cord compression 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Spinal flattening 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Spinal fusion surgery 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Spinal osteoarthritis 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Transient ischaemic attack 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Upper-airway cough syndrome 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Urinary incontinence 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Vision blurred 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Visual acuity reduced 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Visual field defect 2 view events
DULCOLAX NOS Weight decreased 2 view events
DULCOLAX STOOL SOFTENER Incorrect drug administration duration 2 view events
DULCOLAX STOOL SOFTENER Intestinal obstruction 2 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Abdominal discomfort 1 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Abdominal pain lower 1 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Abdominal rigidity 1 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Anorectal discomfort 1 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Apparent death 1 view events
DULCOLAX (BISACODYL) Asthenia 1 view events

Total Drug/Injury Combinations: 241     Number of Pages: 13

NOTE: EventCount numbers on this page include duplicate entries from event reports. (e.g. One event has DrugX entered twice, which equals 2 on this page.) The "view events" page treats these duplicates as single entries. (e.g. The 2 entries of DrugX for a single event are counted as 1 instance.)