Personalized predictions study for a 22 year old woman who takes Midol - from FDA reports

We analyzed 357,006 related reports to generate the predictions. There are 2 types of predictions: symptoms and conditions with supporting statistic provided. You can discuss the predictions with your healthcare provider.

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Most common symptoms:

Concussion

100.0% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Headache

5.97% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

Nausea

6.31% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol

Most common co-existing conditions:

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

8.21% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

Depression

10.2% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion
8.21% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

Gastroesophageal reflux disease

5.97% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

Insomnia

5.97% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

Migraine

5.44% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Multiple sclerosis

14.29% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Narcolepsy

6.8% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Nausea

5.44% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Pain

5.44% for females aged 22 (±5) who take midol and have concussion

Stress and anxiety

7.46% for females aged 22 (±5) who have menstrual cramps

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