Adverse Drug Reaction Classification System

         

ADR Ontology
ADR Term Dysuria
ADR ID BADD_A01383
ADR Hierarchy
20      Renal and urinary disorders
20.02      Urinary tract signs and symptoms
20.02.02      Bladder and urethral symptoms
20.02.02.002      Dysuria
Description A disorder characterized by painful urination. [CTCAE] Painful URINATION. It is often associated with infections of the lower URINARY TRACT. [MeSH]
MedDRA Code 10013990
MeSH ID D053159
ADR Severity Grade (FAERS)
ADR Severity Grade (CTCAE)
Synonym
Burning micturition | Difficulty in micturition | Difficulty voiding | Dysuria | Micturition burning | Micturition painful | Micturition reflex decreased | Painful urination | Scalding micturition | Splitting of urinary stream | Urethral burning on micturition | Urinary spray | Urination difficulty | Urination impaired | Urination pain | Voiding difficulty | Dysuria aggravated | Interrupted urinary stream | Urinary tract itching
Drugs Leading to the ADR
Drug IDDrug NameADR Frequency (FAERS)ADR Severity Grade (FAERS)
BADD_D000042-[1-methyl-5-(4-methylbenzoyl)pyrrol-2-yl]acetate--
BADD_D000064r,6r-dorzolamide--
BADD_D00011Abarelix--
BADD_D00013Abciximab--
BADD_D00014Abiraterone0.007107%
BADD_D00019Acebutolol--
BADD_D00020Acebutolol hydrochloride--
BADD_D00023Acetaminophen--
BADD_D00033Acetylsalicylic acid0.000044%
BADD_D00036Acitretin--
BADD_D00039Acyclovir0.000513%
BADD_D00056Albuterol--
BADD_D00057Albuterol sulfate--
BADD_D00066Alendronic acid0.000625%
BADD_D00076Allopurinol--
BADD_D00085Alprazolam0.000101%
BADD_D00086Alprostadil0.004477%
BADD_D00105Amiloride hydrochloride--
BADD_D00118Amitriptyline--
BADD_D00121Amlodipine0.000019%
BADD_D00122Amlodipine besylate--
BADD_D00129Amoxicillin0.000043%
BADD_D00132Amphotericin b--
BADD_D00139Anagrelide--
BADD_D00140Anagrelide hydrochloride--
BADD_D00142Anastrozole0.000238%
BADD_D00157Aprepitant--
BADD_D00165Aripiprazole0.000983%
BADD_D00180Atomoxetine0.000510%
BADD_D00181Atomoxetine hydrochloride--
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