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Lenalidomide vs Cyclophosphamide For: side effects in FDA adverse event reports

How to read this page. FAERS report counts have no denominator; the comparison is of reporting patterns, not of risk. Signals are screened against each FDA label (badges) but not causally assessed. Not medical advice.

At a glance

LenalidomideCyclophosphamide For
Drug classThalidomide Analog–
Brand names–Cyclophosphamide
FAERS reports419,568175,993
Serious64%96%
Death outcome53,76335,641
Boxed warningYes EMBRYO-FETAL TOXICITY, HEMATOLOGIC TOXICITY, and VENOUS and ARTERIAL THROMBOEMBOLISM Embryo-Fetal Toxicity Do not use lenalidomide capsules during pregnancy. LeNo

Signals both drugs share

ReactionLenalidomideCyclophosphamide ForLabel screen (A / B)
B-cell type acute leukaemia317 · PRR 39.0167 · PRR 35.9Likely indication confounding / Likely indication confounding
Follicular lymphoma114 · PRR 7.6256 · PRR 50.9Likely indication confounding / Likely indication confounding

Labeled signals distinctive to Lenalidomide

Labeled signals distinctive to Cyclophosphamide For

Common questions

Which has more reported side effects, Lenalidomide or Cyclophosphamide For?

Lenalidomide has 419,568 FAERS reports and Cyclophosphamide For 175,993. More reports does not mean more dangerous: volume follows how widely and how long a drug has been used, prescription vs over-the-counter status, and publicity. The seriousness share (64% vs 96%) is a better like-for-like signal of the kind of problems reported.

Which side effects do Lenalidomide and Cyclophosphamide For share?

Both drugs carry disproportionality signals for b-cell type acute leukaemia, follicular lymphoma. Shared signals often reflect a shared drug class or the condition both are used for.

Is Lenalidomide or Cyclophosphamide For safer?

FAERS cannot answer that: it has no denominator and no comparator. Use this page to see which risks are already on each label and which signals are unlabeled, then check the prescribing information and your clinician for your situation.

Sources: openFDA FAERS pair statistics (OpenPV build 2026-09-14), FDA labels via openFDA, openFDA count queries for seriousness and deaths. Pair chosen because it is a commonly searched comparison. Generated 2026-10-08.