General information, not an individual diagnosis. Ask a healthcare professional if you are unsure about your situation.
If you experience a symptom you associate with a medicine, ask a doctor or pharmacist for advice. Reporting and receiving care are complementary steps.
You can report a suspected side effect even when it already appears in the leaflet. You do not need certainty about the connection.
Prepare the exact medicine name, strength, dates taken and a description of the symptom. Include any other medicines or products you used.
The French public portal sends your report to the regional pharmacovigilance centre. A pharmacist can help you complete the form if needed.
Describe what you experienced, when it started and how it changed. Give the facts in your own words rather than diagnosing the problem yourself.
If the effects persist, contact your doctor before changing a prescribed treatment. Submitting a report does not replace medical assessment of your symptoms.
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