Common * Burning pain, dryness, or sensation of lump in throat * Chest pain * Coughing * difficulty in breathing * difficulty in swallowing * skin rash * wheezing Rare * Nausea and vomiting * Pain in upper abdomen, possibly radiating to the back * Severe pain in side of chest * Shortness of breath Others * Blood:<unk>  frequently causes leukopenia and less often thrombopenia, which may cause symptomatic bleeding. Some cases of anemia, possibly related to folic acid deficiency, have been described. * Cardiovascular: Hypotension, which may be severe. Severe or fatal arrhythmias and heart failure are quite frequent. * Kidney: 25 percent develop signs of nephrotoxicity ranging from mild, asymptomatic azotemia (increased serum creatinine and urea) to irreversible renal failure. Ample fluids or intravenous hydration may prevent some nephrotoxicity. * Liver: Elevated liver enzymes are associated with intravenous use of<unk> . Hepatomegaly and hepatitis have been encountered with long term prophylactic use of<unk>  inhalation. * Neurological: Dizziness, drowsiness, neuralgia, confusion, hallucinations, seizures and other central side effects are reported. * Pancreas: Hypoglycemia that requires symptomatic treatment is frequently seen. On the other hand,<unk>  may cause or worsen diabetes mellitus. * Respiratory: Cough and bronchospasm, most frequently seen with inhalation. * Skin: Severe local reactions after extravasculation of intravenous solutions or following intramuscular injection treatment have been seen.<unk>  itself may cause rash, or rarely Stevens–Johnson syndrome or Lyell syndrome. * Eye discomfort, conjunctivitis, throat irritation, splenomegaly, Herxheimer reaction, electrolyte imbalances (e.g. hypocalcemia).
Pentamidine
Isocarboxazid
Trenbolone hexahydrobenzylcarbonate
Delamanid
Dimetacrine
Astemizole
Quinine
Artesunate