Adverse Drug Reaction Classification System

Pharmaceutical Information
Drug Name Mirtazapine
Drug ID BADD_D01476
Description Mirtazapine is a tetracyclic _piperazino-azepine_ antidepressant agent that was initially approved for the treatment of major depressive disorder (MDD) in the Netherlands in 1994.[A177946] This drug was first manufactured by Organon Inc., and received FDA approval in 1997 for the treatment of major depressive disorder.[T595, L6157] The effects of this drug may be observed as early as 1 week after beginning therapy.[A178144,L6160] In addition to its beneficial effects in depression, mirtazapine has been reported to be efficacious in the off-label management of various other conditions. It may improve the symptoms of neurological disorders, reverse weight loss caused by medical conditions, improve sleep, and prevent nausea and vomiting after surgery.[A177811]
Indications and Usage This drug is indicated for the treatment of major depressive disorder and its associated symptoms.[FDA label] Mirtazapine has been used off-label for a variety of conditions including panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, dysthymia, tension headaches, hot flushes, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), sleep disorders, substance abuse disorders, and sexual disorders, among others.[A177811,A177946]
Marketing Status approved
ATC Code N06AX11
DrugBank ID DB00370
KEGG ID D00563
MeSH ID D000078785
PubChem ID 4205
TTD Drug ID D05ZIK
NDC Product Code 76483-111; 78206-156; 0904-6519; 65862-032; 65977-0137; 13107-003; 50090-1057; 50090-2558; 55154-8145; 57237-007; 57237-011; 61919-153; 63187-554; 63629-2366; 65862-003; 68084-121; 68788-7754; 71335-0441; 71610-475; 76483-110; 38779-3076; 60312-0095; 43353-378; 45865-137; 55154-8335; 57664-501; 63629-5086; 63629-9255; 63739-099; 68071-2784; 68788-7251; 70518-0180; 70518-1309; 71335-1055; 71610-100; 71610-523; 71610-713; 0615-8078; 80425-0305; 45865-382; 51079-086; 57237-009; 57237-010; 60687-584; 63629-2368; 65862-021; 68084-119; 68084-120; 68788-7492; 70518-1838; 70518-2453; 71610-121; 0615-8268; 63187-206; 63629-2367; 63739-098; 66993-606; 68788-8459; 71610-115; 71610-717; 72578-105; 76483-112; 78206-160; 65862-031; 70600-004; 71052-108; 57237-012; 60505-0247; 61919-154; 63629-5085; 70518-1293; 70518-2582; 71205-481; 71335-1534; 72578-103; 72578-104; 12860-0030; 53296-0047; 60870-0117; 65862-001; 65862-023; 13107-001; 51407-351; 53002-1712; 53002-2712; 55700-249; 57664-500; 60505-0248; 63629-3346; 68071-2635; 68788-7324; 70518-2058; 71335-0286; 71335-0717; 12860-0076; 13107-032; 50090-2800; 57237-013; 63187-403; 68071-2884; 71335-0664; 42291-494; 51407-350; 60505-0249; 70518-1397; 70518-2581; 70518-2819; 71335-0964; 78206-161; 70600-037; 13107-031; 51407-352; 0378-3515; 0378-3545; 71335-1332; 0615-8269; 78206-158; 78206-159; 65862-022; 51079-087; 51079-088; 53002-1474; 55154-5355; 55154-7297; 57237-008; 57664-499; 63187-471; 63629-5537; 0378-3530; 12860-0077; 58032-0121; 60312-0096; 49999-629; 57664-510
UNII A051Q2099Q
Synonyms Mirtazapine | 6-Azamianserin | 6 Azamianserin | ORG 3770 | ORG-3770 | ORG3770 | Rexer | Remeron | Norset | Remergil | Zispin | Esmirtazapine | (S)-Mirtazapine | Org 50081 | (N-Methyl-11C)mirtazapine
Chemical Information
Molecular Formula C17H19N3
CAS Registry Number 85650-52-8
SMILES CN1CCN2C(C1)C3=CC=CC=C3CC4=C2N=CC=C4
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)
Sopor19.02.04.002; 17.02.04.0210.003240%Not Available
Glossoptosis22.12.02.006; 07.14.02.0180.000080%Not Available
Diaphragmatic disorder22.09.02.0050.000120%Not Available
Malocclusion07.09.05.0130.000080%Not Available
Periodic limb movement disorder19.02.05.009; 17.15.04.006; 15.05.03.0340.000080%Not Available
Tachyphrenia19.10.03.010; 17.03.03.0070.000160%Not Available
Stress cardiomyopathy24.04.04.026; 02.04.01.0120.000080%Not Available
Oral mucosal erythema07.05.05.0230.000080%Not Available
Hyponatraemic seizure14.05.04.008; 17.12.03.0250.000080%Not Available
Rapid eye movement sleep behaviour disorder19.02.03.010; 17.15.04.0080.000296%Not Available
Behaviour disorder19.01.01.0050.000120%Not Available
Cardiac arrest neonatal02.03.04.022; 18.04.07.0100.000080%Not Available
Discoloured vomit07.01.07.0170.000080%Not Available
Drug effective for unapproved indication12.09.02.001; 08.06.01.0370.000312%Not Available
Drug ineffective for unapproved indication12.09.02.002; 08.06.01.0380.001344%Not Available
Encephalopathy neonatal18.04.04.015; 17.13.02.0140.000080%Not Available
Eyelid myoclonus17.12.03.034; 06.05.01.0050.000120%Not Available
Giant cell arteritis24.12.02.003; 17.08.02.033; 10.02.02.032; 06.07.02.0100.000080%Not Available
Heavy menstrual bleeding21.01.03.005--Not Available
Hyperresponsive to stimuli17.02.05.0710.000080%Not Available
Intermenstrual bleeding21.01.01.015--Not Available
Neonatal seizure17.12.03.038; 18.04.04.0190.000080%Not Available
Perioral dermatitis23.03.04.0470.000080%Not Available
Pharyngeal swelling22.04.05.0280.000216%Not Available
Psychotic symptom19.03.01.0120.000080%Not Available
Substance use disorder19.07.06.0200.000120%Not Available
Superficial vein thrombosis24.01.02.0160.000280%Not Available
Suspected suicide19.12.01.009; 08.04.01.0170.000080%Not Available
Taste disorder17.02.07.029; 07.14.03.004--Not Available
Therapeutic product effect delayed08.06.01.0510.000312%Not Available
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