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Medicines whose labels list confusional state

109 medicines have an FDA label that names confusional state 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 confusional state name pregabalin (7,077), oxycodone (6,282) and pimavanserin (4,287), 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 confusional state?

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 confusional state
Baclofenwarnings and precautions (intrathecal label)1,766
Cimetidineprecautions114
Avapritinibwarnings and precautionsnone in the top 1,000
Mosunetuzumabwarnings and precautions (intravenous label)none in the top 1,000
Nortriptylineprecautionsnone in the top 1,000
Trimipramineprecautionsnone in the top 1,000
Pregabalinadverse reactions7,077
Oxycodoneadverse reactions6,282
Pimavanserinadverse reactions4,287
Alprazolamadverse reactions3,998
Sertralineadverse reactions2,847
Levetiracetamadverse reactions2,585
Risperidoneadverse reactions2,469
Carbidopa and levodopaadverse reactions (enteral label)2,160
Mycophenolate mofetiladverse reactions1,833
Morphineadverse reactions1,831
Fentanyladverse reactions (transdermal label)1,747
Buprenorphineadverse reactions (transdermal label)1,603
Duloxetineadverse reactions1,443
Cyclophosphamideadverse reactions1,092
Hydromorphoneadverse reactions976
Clarithromycinadverse reactions785
Haloperidoladverse reactions (intramuscular label)764
Pomalidomideadverse reactions738
Dalfampridineadverse reactions696
Lacosamideadverse reactions636
Oxybutyninadverse reactions497
Amitriptylineadverse reactions405
Cabozantinibadverse reactions404
Moxifloxacinadverse reactions388
Clobazamadverse reactions343
Thalidomideadverse reactions343
Fesoterodineadverse reactions340
Tapentadoladverse reactions296
Ifosfamideadverse reactions248
Amisulprideadverse reactions245
Selinexoradverse reactions236
Blinatumomabadverse reactions230
Niraparibadverse reactions206
Ziconotideadverse reactions205
Amiodaroneadverse reactions159
Calcium oxybate, magnesium oxybate, potassium oxybate and sodium oxybateadverse reactions158
Dicyclomineadverse reactions152
Cenobamateadverse reactions147
Lorlatinibadverse reactions134
Nilotinibadverse reactions134
Valgancicloviradverse reactions134
Ranolazineadverse reactions130
Dichlorphenamideadverse reactions126
Opicaponeadverse reactions120
Loxapineadverse reactions112
Triazolamadverse reactions106
Itraconazoleadverse reactions98
Gancicloviradverse reactions96
Perampaneladverse reactions92
Aldesleukinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Almotriptanadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Amitriptyline and perphenazineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Amoxicillin and clarithromycin and lansoprazoleadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Anidulafunginadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Avibactam and aztreonamadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Bupropion and dextromethorphanadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Caspofunginadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Cilastatin and imipenem and relebactamadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Cytarabine and daunorubicinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Dasatinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Decitabineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Delafloxacinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Denileukin diftitoxadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Desipramineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Dexmedetomidineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Difelikefalinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Elranatamabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Entrectinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Epcoritamabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Esketamineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Esmololadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Etravirineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Famcicloviradverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Gabapentin enacarbiladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Gepironeadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Hydrochlorothiazide and metoprololadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iloperidoneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Imipramineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iohexoladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iomeproladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Iopamidoladverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Isavuconazoniumadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Lapine t-lymphocyte immune globulinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Larotrectinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Milsaperidoneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Narsoplimabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Nelarabineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Paricalcitoladverse reactions (intravenous label)none in the top 1,000
Pexidartinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Pirtobrutinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Polidocanoladverse reactions (intravenous label)none in the top 1,000
Porfimeradverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Protriptylineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Repotrectinibadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Sodium benzoate and sodium phenylacetateadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Talquetamabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Tarlatamab-dlleadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Teclistamabadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Thioridazineadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Treosulfanadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Vigabatrinadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Zuranoloneadverse reactionsnone in the top 1,000
Amantadinetrial table623

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

Which of them have the most confusional state 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 “Confusional State”

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