Adverse Drug Reaction Classification System

Pharmaceutical Information
Drug Name Lorazepam
Drug ID BADD_D01318
Description Lorazepam is a short-acting and rapidly cleared benzodiazepine used commonly as a sedative and anxiolytic.[A957] It was developed by DJ Richards, presented and marketed initially by Wyeth Pharmaceuticals in the USA in 1977. The first historic FDA label approval is reported in 1985 by the company Mutual Pharm.[L5095]
Indications and Usage Lorazepam is FDA-approved for the short-term relief of anxiety symptoms related to anxiety disorders and anxiety associated with depressive symptoms such as anxiety-associated insomnia. It is as well used as an anesthesia premedication in adults to relieve anxiety or to produce sedation/amnesia and for the treatment of status epilepticus.[T385] Some off-label indications of lorazepam include rapid tranquilization of an agitated patient, alcohol withdrawal delirium, alcohol withdrawal syndrome, muscle spasms, insomnia, panic disorder, delirium, chemotherapy-associated anticipatory nausea and vomiting, and psychogenic catatonia.[T385]
Marketing Status approved
ATC Code N05BA06
DrugBank ID DB00186
KEGG ID D00365
MeSH ID D008140
PubChem ID 3958
TTD Drug ID D0E0OG
NDC Product Code 0641-6047; 0641-6049; 0904-6008; 71554-009; 72166-001; 0093-3426; 0121-0770; 52427-663; 55154-7976; 60687-638; 65162-018; 68788-7533; 69315-904; 70518-0275; 70518-0445; 0641-6002; 0641-6048; 72789-236; 76329-8261; 0904-6007; 51927-0195; 67763-101; 76420-296; 0093-3427; 52427-661; 61919-062; 63187-536; 67296-1478; 67296-1622; 68071-5022; 0409-6778; 71205-235; 71335-1467; 71610-600; 72572-380; 0641-6000; 0641-6001; 0641-6003; 0641-6051; 48087-0076; 51927-1005; 55154-7975; 61919-607; 67296-1332; 67544-142; 71610-008; 71610-654; 71610-655; 58118-1095; 63304-773; 65162-687; 68071-4916; 68071-5250; 70518-0486; 70518-2186; 70518-2442; 71205-228; 71335-0329; 71335-1455; 71335-1694; 0641-6207; 57218-950; 0187-0064; 53002-5291; 58118-0904; 60760-516; 63187-576; 68071-2666; 70934-782; 72789-197; 72789-226; 0904-6009; 13107-085; 0187-0065; 50383-705; 54348-049; 60687-627; 60687-649; 63304-774; 65162-015; 71335-1138; 71610-255; 12828-0025; 0093-3425; 53002-6290; 67544-191; 68071-3096; 0409-1985; 68788-7355; 70518-1275; 70518-3188; 70518-3423; 71205-166; 71205-756; 71610-122; 71610-229; 71610-674; 0641-6044; 0641-6046; 0641-6050; 64330-020; 43353-255; 52427-658; 55154-7977; 63304-772; 68788-7428; 69315-906; 70518-2268; 70518-3225; 72189-351; 17478-040; 52427-667; 55700-778; 65162-017; 67544-261; 70518-1520; 0054-3532; 71335-0655; 49452-4140; 51552-0729; 13107-083; 50090-5508; 63629-2953; 68071-2662; 68071-3121; 68071-5068; 69315-905; 71610-178; 71610-199; 71610-225; 0641-6045; 52696-0002; 62991-1682; 13107-084; 45865-499; 0187-0063; 50090-5509; 58118-1096
UNII O26FZP769L
Synonyms Lorazepam | Ativan | Orfidal Wyeth | Wyeth, Orfidal | Témesta | Tolid | Donix | Duralozam | Durazolam | Idalprem | Laubeel | Lorazep Von Ct | Von Ct, Lorazep | Lorazepam Medical | Medical, Lorazepam | Lorazepam-Neuraxpharm | Lorazepam Neuraxpharm | Lorazepam-Ratiopharm | Lorazepam Ratiopharm | Novo-Lorazem | Novo Lorazem | Nu-Loraz | Nu Loraz | Sedicepan | Sinestron | WY-4036 | WY 4036 | WY4036 | Apo-Lorazepam | Apo Lorazepam | Somagerol | Temesta
Chemical Information
Molecular Formula C15H10Cl2N2O2
CAS Registry Number 846-49-1
SMILES C1=CC=C(C(=C1)C2=NC(C(=O)NC3=C2C=C(C=C3)Cl)O)Cl
Chemical Structure
ADRs Induced by Drug
*The priority for ADR severity classification is based on FAERS assessment, followed by the most severe level in CTCAE rating. If neither is available, it will be displayed as 'Not available'.
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ADR Term ADReCS ID ADR Frequency (FAERS) ADR Severity Grade (FAERS) ADR Severity Grade (CTCAE)
Hyperlipidaemia14.08.03.0010.000031%
Heparin-induced thrombocytopenia24.01.01.020; 10.02.01.007; 01.08.01.0040.000077%Not Available
Poor quality sleep19.02.05.005; 17.15.04.002--Not Available
Cystitis noninfective20.03.02.001--
Gastrointestinal inflammation07.08.03.007--Not Available
Dermatillomania23.03.11.011; 19.06.05.0050.000031%Not Available
Substance abuse19.07.06.0180.000154%Not Available
Liver injury12.01.17.012; 09.01.07.0220.000077%Not Available
Brain injury19.07.03.007; 17.11.01.003--Not Available
Oropharyngeal pain07.05.05.004; 22.12.03.016--
Acute kidney injury20.01.03.0160.000653%
Sensitisation10.02.01.012; 08.01.05.0090.000068%Not Available
Slow speech19.19.02.004; 17.02.08.0160.000277%Not Available
Drug-induced liver injury12.03.01.044; 09.01.07.0230.000169%Not Available
Hepatic cancer09.04.02.008; 16.07.02.004--Not Available
Anal incontinence17.05.01.021; 07.01.06.0290.000031%
Frustration tolerance decreased19.04.02.016--Not Available
Depersonalisation/derealisation disorder19.14.01.004--Not Available
Alcohol interaction08.06.03.0030.000216%Not Available
Coeliac disease14.02.01.007; 10.04.04.012; 07.17.01.0080.000046%Not Available
Drop attacks15.05.04.018; 17.05.02.0160.000092%Not Available
Grandiosity19.05.01.0190.000031%Not Available
Impulsive behaviour19.18.01.001--Not Available
Lumbar spinal stenosis17.10.03.004; 15.10.04.0080.000031%Not Available
Posturing19.11.03.008; 17.01.02.0240.000031%Not Available
Pupil fixed17.02.11.008; 06.05.03.0120.000031%Not Available
Simple partial seizures17.12.05.0010.000031%Not Available
Sopor19.02.04.002; 17.02.04.0210.005805%Not Available
Cerebellar haematoma24.07.04.022; 17.08.01.0450.000046%Not Available
Foaming at mouth08.01.03.070; 07.05.05.019; 17.02.05.0560.000031%Not Available
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