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Leuprolide Acetate Adverse Event Reports (From Social Media - User Reviews and Forum Discussions)
Hot flashes, severe migraines, severe mood swings, trouble sleeping, night sweats,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at a...
Hot flashes, severe migraines, severe mood swings, trouble sleeping, night sweats,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at a...
... severe mood swings, trouble sleeping, night sweats,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at all in a year and only spotted one day after l...
Hot flashes, severe migraines, severe mood swings, trouble sleeping , night sweats,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at a...
Hot flashes, severe migraines, severe mood swings, trouble sleeping, night sweats ,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at a...
Hot flashes, severe migraines, severe mood swings , trouble sleeping, night sweats,
(I'm getting a period at 43 days into lupron. I'm not sure if that's normal. I haven't had one at a...
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The total number of adverse event reports in the FDA-owned Adverse Event Reporting System (AERS).
The total number of adverse event reports extracted from online social media sources (forum discussions, user reviews, etc).
The total number of distinct comments (forum posts, user reviews, etc) written by users of a drug.