Pneumonia: 239,089 reports

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Number of reports submitted per year:

Pneumonia: 239,089 reports from FDA and social media.

Pneumonia treatments and how effective are they?

Drugs that could cause Pneumonia

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Conditions that could cause Pneumonia

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Most common Pneumonia symptoms

Breathing difficulty - (1,265 reports)
Rashes - (1,079 reports)
Fever - (1,058 reports)
Drug ineffective - (973 reports)
Diarrhea - (925 reports)
Thrombocytopenia - (884 reports)
Weakness - (867 reports)
Thrombocytopenia aggravated - (856 reports)
Nausea - (778 reports)
Pain exacerbated - (678 reports)

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