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. 2017 Apr 24;11:1301–1313. doi: 10.2147/DDDT.S128727

Table S1.

Summary of AEs

Dose group Drug-related AEs Common drug-related AEs*
Single-dose study
DWP05195
 10 mg (n=8) 1 (1) Feeling hot (12.5%)
 20 mg (n=8) 0 (0)
 50 mg (n=8) 2 (2) Feeling cold (25.0%)
100 mg (n=8) 0 (0)
 150 mg (n=8) 2 (2) Feeling cold (12.5%)
 250 mg (n=8) 11 (7) Feeling cold (50.0%), feeling hot (37.5%)
 400 mg (n=8) 13 (7) Feeling cold (62.5%), paresthesia (37.5%), pyrexia (25.0%), headache (25.0%), feeling hot (12.5%)
 600 mg (n=8) 17 (8) Feeling cold (100.0%), pyrexia (37.5%), headache (25.0%), feeling hot (12.5%), paresthesia (12.5%)
 Placebo (n=16) 4 (5) Headache (12.5%), feeling hot (6.25%)
Multiple-dose study
DWP05195
 100 mg (n=8) 8 (8) Feeling cold (37.5%), feeling hot (25.0%)
 200 mg (n=9) 71 (9) Feeling cold (100.0%), feeling hot (55.6%), headache (22.2%)
 300 mg (n=8) 83 (8) Feeling cold (100.0%), headache (37.5%), hyperhidrosis (25.0%), feeling hot (25.0%)
 400 mg (n=8) 115 (8) Feeling cold (100.0%), feeling hot (50.0%)
Hyperhidrosis (50.0%), headache (25.0%)
 Placebo (n=8) 16 (5) Peripheral coldness (25.0%), headache (25.0%)

Notes: All values are presented as the number of AEs (number of subjects with AEs). The AE was countered as drug related when its causality assessment was certain, probable, or possible.

*

Common AEs (>5% incidence for single-dose study and >20% incidence for multiple-dose study) were presented with incidence, (number of subjects with AEs/number of subjects) ×100, in each dosage group.

Abbreviation: AEs, adverse events.