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Side effects across medicines

Medicines whose labels list burning sensation

95 medicines have an FDA label that names burning sensation in its boxed warning, warnings, adverse reactions, trial table, patient leaflet or Drug Facts “stop use” warning (of the labels PlainMeds reads: each medicine's quoted label and up to eight more, by route and wording). Among them, the most FAERS reports of burning sensation name estradiol (639), glatiramer (546) and potassium chloride (440), through July 30, 2026. A label lists what its studies and reports found, and a report does not show that a medicine caused the event.

Check it at the source: the FDA FAERS public dashboard; FDA labels on DailyMed.

Which medicines' labels list burning sensation?

Ordered by where the label names it, the boxed warning first, then by FAERS reports. A medicine whose own indications name it, because it treats it, is not counted.

MedicineWhere a label names itFAERS reports of burning sensation
Tacrolimusprecautions (topical label)225
Cromolynprecautions34
Cyclopentolateprecautionsnone in the top 1,000
Dextroamphetaminewarnings and precautions (transdermal label)none in the top 1,000
Idarubicinprecautionsnone in the top 1,000
Mesnawarnings and precautions (oral label)none in the top 1,000
Estradioladverse reactions639
Glatirameradverse reactions546
Potassium chlorideadverse reactions (intravenous label)440
Sodium chlorideadverse reactions390
Sumatriptanadverse reactions (nasal label)290
Gadobenateadverse reactions272
Lumateperoneadverse reactions216
Mepolizumabadverse reactions186
Agalsidase betaadverse reactions151
Brimonidineadverse reactions (topical label)125
Desoximetasoneadverse reactions112
Carbidopa and levodopaadverse reactions109
Gadobutroladverse reactions97
Gadoterateadverse reactions90
Niacinadverse reactions87
Calcitrioladverse reactions (topical label)82
Human immunoglobulin gadverse reactions81
Ziconotideadverse reactions67
Clindamycinadverse reactions (vaginal label)62
Etodolacadverse reactions34
Tazaroteneadverse reactions (topical label)31
Calcium chloride, icodextrin, magnesium chloride, sodium chloride and sodium lactateadverse reactions30
Paricalcitoladverse reactions (intravenous label)29
Silver sulfadiazineadverse reactions28
68ga-dotatateadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Adapalene and benzoyl peroxideadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Alosetronadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Amoxicillin and omeprazole and rifabutinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Anhydrous citric acid and gluconolactone and magnesium carbonateadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Articaine and epinephrineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Becaplerminadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Benzoyl peroxide and erythromycinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Betamethasone and calcipotrieneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Brigatinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Calcium chlorideadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Carbidopaadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Carmustineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Cefepime and zidebactamadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Cemiplimabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Citric acid and lactic acid l- and potassium bitartrateadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Conestat alfaadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Crizotinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Daratumumab and hyaluronidaseadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Desfluraneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Dextrose, magnesium chloride and 4 other ingredientsadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Doxercalciferoladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Elranatamabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Epinastineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Epirubicinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Glucarpidaseadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Glutamineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Glycerol phenylbutyrateadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Human albumin microspheres and perflutrenadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iomeproladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iopamidoladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Ivosidenibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Ixabepiloneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Lidocaine and prilocaineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Lidocaine and tetracaineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Lorlatinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Mafenideadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Magnesium chloride, potassium chloride and 3 other ingredientsadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Miconazole and petrolatum and zinc oxideadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Mitomycinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Mosunetuzumabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Motixafortideadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Naftifineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Oteseconazoleadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Patisiranadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Pegunigalsidase alfaadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Pexidartinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Pivekimab sunirineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Porfimeradverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Pretomanidadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Spinosadadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tinidazoleadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tioproninadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tirbanibulinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tisotumab vedotinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tretinointrial table63
Pomalidomidepatient leaflet174
Clotrimazolepatient leaflet90
Thalidomidepatient leaflet54
Ivermectinpatient leaflet29
Benzoyl peroxide and clindamycinpatient leafletnone in the top 1,000
Gemcitabinepatient leafletnone in the top 1,000
Nalmefenepatient leafletnone in the top 1,000
Naxitamabpatient leafletnone in the top 1,000
Telisotuzumab vedotinpatient leafletnone in the top 1,000

Source: FDA drug labels via openFDA, read October 8, 2026; FAERS via openFDA, reports through July 30, 2026

Which of them have the most burning sensation reports in FAERS?

Counts follow how widely a medicine is used and watched, and they are not a measure of how risky it is.

Source: FDA Adverse Event Reporting System (FAERS) via openFDA, reports through July 30, 2026; MedDRA preferred term “Burning Sensation”

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