Hishiphagen Side Effects

No data has been obtained regarding frequency of adverse events due to HISHIPHAGEN.
Clinically significant adverse reactions (frequency not known): Shock, anaphylactic shock: Shock or anaphylactic shock (decreased blood pressure, loss of consciousness, dyspnea, cardiorespiratory arrest, flush, face oedema, etc.,) may occur. Carefully observe the patient, and if any abnormality is observed, HISHIPAGEN should be discontinued immediately and appropriate treatment instituted.
Anaphylactic reactions: Anaphylactic reactions (dyspnea, flush, face oedema, etc.) may occur. Carefully monitor the patient, and if any abnormality is observed. HISHIPHAGEN should be discontinued immediately and appropriate treatment instituted.
Pseudoaldosteronism: Increased dose or long-term use may cause such symptoms of pseudoaldosteronism as severe hypokalemia, increased frequency of hypokalemia, increased blood pressure, sodium/fluid retention, oedema, increased weight, etc. Carefully monitor the patient via measurement of serum potassium levels, and if any abnormality is observed, HISHIPHAGEN should be discontinued.
Feelings of weakness, muscular weakness, etc. may also occur as a result of hypokalemia.
Other adverse reactions: The following symptoms may occur, and increased dose may cause decreased serum. (See Table 1.)


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