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Drugs Causing Immune Hemolytic Anemia and/or Positive DATs*
Courtesy of George Garratty, PhD, FRCPath
September, 2004

*Drugs in publications containing reasonable evidence for an immune etiology 
were the only drugs included (many more are in the literature)

Find more information on  drug in MedlinePlus

  • aceclofenac

  • acetaminophen/paracetamol

  • aminopyrine/pyramidon

  • amphotericin B

  • ampicillin

  • antazoline

  • apazone/azapropazone

  • apronalide

  • butizide

  • carbenicillin

  • carbimazole

  • carboplatin

  • carbromal

  • catergen/cyanidanol

  • cefamandole

  • cefazolin

  • cefixime

  • cefotaxime

  • cefotetan

  • cefoxitin

  • ceftazidime

  • ceftizoxime

  • ceftriaxone

  • cephalexin

  • cephalordine

  • cephalothin

  • chaparral

  • chlordiazepoxide

  • chlorinated hydrocarbons

  • chlorpromazine

  • chlorpropamide

  • cianidanol

  • cisplatin

  • cladribine

  • clavulanate potassium  (e.g., in Timentin)

  • cyclofenil

  • diclofenac

  • diethylstilbestrol

  • diglycoaldehyde (INOX)

  • diphenylhydantoin

  • dipyrone

  • erythromycin

  • etodolac

  • fenfluramine

  • fenoprofen

  • fludarabine

  • fluorescein

  • fluorouracil (5-FU)

  • furosemide

  • glafenine

  • hydralazine

  • hydrochlorothiazide     

  • 9-hydroxy-methyl- ellipticinium

  • ibuprofen

  • indene derivatives (e.g., sulindac)

  • insulin  

  • interferon

  • interleukin-2

  • isoniazid

  • latamoxef

  • levodopa

  • mefenamic acid

  • mefloquine

  • melphalan

  • mephenytoin

  • methoin

  • 6-mercaptopurine

  • methadone

  • methicillin

  • methotrexate

  • methyldopa

  • methysergide

  • nafcillin

  • nomifensine

  • oxaliplatin

  • p-aminosalicylic acid

  • penicillin G

  • phenacetin

  • phenytoin

  • piperacillin

  • probenecid

  • procainamide

  • propyphenazone

  • quinidine

  • quinine

  • ranitidine

  • rifampicin

  • rituximab

  • sodium pentothal/thiopental

  • stibophen

  • streptomycin

  • sulbactam sodium (e.g., in Unasyn)

  • sulindac

  • sulfonamides

  • sulfonylurea derivatives (e.g., chlorpropamide)

  • suprofen

  • suramin

  • tazobactam (e.g., in Zosyn)

  • teicoplanin

  • temafloxacin

  • teniposide

  • tetracycline

  • ticarcillin

  • tolbutamide

  • tolmetin

  • triamterene

  • trimellitic anhydride

  • zomepirac

 

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