Other body systems | ||
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Study | Description | Adverse events/total number of participants |
Hair loss | ||
Abbas 2006 | Hair loss | 1/90 |
Khajehpiri 2014 | Hair loss | 3/71 |
Skin problems | ||
Haertling 2015 | Skin disorder | 1/239 |
Khajehpiri 2014 | Acne | 2/71 |
Pierce 2010 | Application site erythema | 2/71 |
Shang 2015 | Skin eruption | 1/66 |
Accidental injury | ||
Arnold 2004 | Accidental injury | 10/76 |
Voice frequency | ||
Congologlu 2009 | In conclusion, this clinical trial is the only study that has examined the effects of stimulant medication on vocal acoustic parameters in children with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), and evaluated a small sample on and off their clinical doses of methylphenidate. We suggest that methylphenidate decreases fundamental frequency in children with ADHD, but our findings should be replicated under blind drug administration and by supporting other vocal analyses | NA |
Hypersalivation | ||
Garg 2014 | Hypersalivation | 1/27 |
Nasal bleeding | ||
Ghanizadeh 2013 | Nasal bleeding | 1/26 |
Chromosomal aberration | ||
Witt 2008 | % of cells with chromosomal abberations | Before: 0.48% (0.09). After: 0.46% (0.09) Study population: 25 |