Reaction

Upper Respiratory Tract Inflammation reporting signals

Last recalculated 2026-09-14T18:28:35.993900+00:00 · 1,190 reports · 36 co-occurring drugs

As of the last recalculation, Upper Respiratory Tract Inflammation appears in 1,190 FAERS reports alongside 36 co-occurring drug terms. The strongest observed disproportionality signal is CANAKINUMAB (PRR 36.2).

Important: FAERS is a spontaneous, voluntary, unverified reporting system. PRR and ROR identify reporting patterns for investigation; they are not incidence rates and do not establish causation.
DrugCo-reportsPRRROR
Canakinumab2236.236.3
Pitavastatin Calcium1729.529.5
Palivizumab2225.525.5
Tolvaptan1822.022.0
Magnesium Oxide5021.821.8
Febuxostat Tablets 40 Mg1220.820.9
Febuxostat Tablets 80 Mg1220.820.9
Misoprostol1119.920.0
Ketoprofen1418.918.9
Prednisolone16818.818.8
Prednisolone Oral16818.818.8
Prednisolone Oral Solution16818.818.8
Selexipag2718.718.7
Zonisamide1517.918.0
Tranexamic Acid917.817.8
Indapamide1817.817.8
Lubiprostone814.914.9
Romiplostim1214.114.1
Sirolimus1013.113.1
Febuxostat1212.612.6
Clarithromycin2412.512.5
Dexamethasone Sodium Phosphate712.112.1
Desoximetasone1110.210.2
Oseltamivir Phosphate1410.110.1
Granisetron Hydrochloride610.110.1
Vigabatrin89.79.7
Ixazomib159.29.2
Mepolizumab259.09.0
Levocetirizine Dihydrochloride128.88.8
Mirabegron198.78.7
Eculizumab258.28.2
Macitentan307.77.8
Bendamustine Hydrochloride57.37.3
Belimumab126.76.7
Methoxy Polyethylene Glycol-Epoetin Beta46.46.4
Emicizumab34.34.3

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Data source: openFDA FAERS. See the OpenPV methodology and limitations.