Table 3:
Multi-dose (n=270) | 2 g single-dose (n=270) |
p-value |
|
---|---|---|---|
Any Adverse Event during follow-up | 89 (33·0%) | 90(33·5%) | 0·90 |
Common side effects | |||
Nausea | 63 (23·3%) | 61 (22·6) | 0·84 |
Vomiting | 13 (4·8%) | 6 (2·2%) | 0·10 |
Headache | 23 (8·5%) | 15 (5·6%) | 0·18 |
Less common side effects | |||
Dizziness | 6 (2·2%) | 2 (0·7%) | 0·15 |
Bad/metallic taste in mouth | 4 (1·5%) | 3 (1·1%) | 0·70 |
Vaginal itching | 3 (1·1%) | 1 (0·4%) | 0·32* |
Fatigue | 2 (0·7%) | 0 (0·0%) | 0·32* |
Rash | 2 (0·7%) | 0 (0·0%) | 0·32* |
Other side effects** | 9 (3·3%) | 9 (3·3%) | 1·00 |
Serious Adverse Events | |||
Spontaneous abortion*** | 0 | 2 (0.7%) | 0·32* |
Fisher’s exact
Other side effects assessed included, yeast infection, abdominal pain, numbness, dysuria, loss of appetite, altered mental status, myalgia, generalized itching, lightheadedness, restlessness, verbal intimidation by partner or stiff neck.
The two women tested negative at baseline and discovered they were pregnant during follow-up.