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. 2018 Dec 10;28(10):699–710. doi: 10.1089/cap.2018.0020

Table 3.

Treatment-Emergent and Treatment-Related Adverse Events

TEAE Patients % of completers (n=95) Events Treatment related TEAEs Patients/%/events
At least 1 TEAE 74 77.9% 333 17/17.9%/26
Fatigue 18 18.9% 20 5/5.3%/5
Vomiting 17 17.9% 25  
Somnolence 16 16.8% 19 2/2.1%/2
Cough 13 13.7% 20  
Mood swings 13 13.7% 13 3/3.2%/3
Upper respiratory tract infection 10 10.5% 16  
Headache 8 8.4% 8 1/1.1%/1
Rash 8 8.4% 8 1/1.1%/1
Dyspnea 7 7.4% 7  
Constipation 6 6.3% 9  
Nausea 6 6.3% 7  
Pyrexia 6 6.3% 7  
Rhinorrhea 5 5.3% 5  
Aggression 5 5.3% 5 2/2.1%/2
Agitation 5 5.3% 6 1/1.1%/1
Gastroenteritis 4 4.2% 4  
Viral respiratory tract infection 4 4.2% 4  
Asthma 4 4.2% 4  
Hangover 4 4.2% 4 2/2.1%/2
Ear infection 3 3.2% 5  
Influenza 3 3.2% 5  
Lower respiratory tract infection 3 3.2% 4  
Otitis media 3 3.2% 4  
Dizziness 3 3.2% 4  
Seizure 3 3.2% 3  
Tremor 3 3.2% 3  
Dental caries 3 3.2% 3  
Weight increase 3 3.2% 3  
Sinusitis 3 3.2% 3 2/2.1%/2
Irritability 2 2.1% 2 2/2.1%/2
Somnambulism 2 2.1% 2 1/1.1%/1
Psychomotor hyperactivity 2 2.1% 3 1/1.1%/1
Pruritus 2 2.1% 3 1/1.1%/1
Delayed sleep phase 1 1.1% 1 1/1.1%/1
Contusion 1 1.1% 1 1/1.1%/1
Overdose 1 1.1% 1 1/1.1%/1

TEAEs occurring at ≥3% and all TEAEs considered to be treatment-related are depicted.

TEAEs, treatment-emergent adverse events.