Torvast and haemoglobin decreased Patient Reports February 10, 2010



Torvast Side Effects Report #4686383-6
Torvast side effect was reported by a Physician from on May 27, 2005. Male patient, 67 years of age, was diagnosed with ill-defined disorder and was treated with Torvast. After drug was administered, patient experienced the following side effects: chest injury, chromaturia, dyspnoea, epilepsy What is  epilepsy, haemoglobin decreased, hepatitis fulminant, hepatorenal syndrome, pneumonia What is  pneumonia, red blood cells urine positive. Torvast dosage: 20 MG (20 MG, 1 IN 1 D) ORAL. During the same period patient was treated with CITALOPRAM, HALDOL, TEGRETOL, LAMICTAL, CLONAZEPAM, GARDENALE. Patient was hospitalized. Patient died on 05/09/2005.
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