Research Article

Comparable Efficacy and Safety of Teriflunomide versus Dimethyl Fumarate for the Treatment of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis

Table 3

Adverse events reported in all patients treated with dimethyl fumarate.

Dimethyl fumarate, N = 71

Patients with at least one adverse event, n (%)63 (88.2%)

The proportion of patients with an adverse event, n (%)
Flushing52 (73.2%)
Pruritus12 (16.9%)
Abdominal pain12 (16.9%)
Liver dysfunctional test11 (15.4%)
Nausea11 (15.4%)
Dry mouth9 (12.6%)
Diarrhea9 (12.6%)
Itching8 (11.2%)
Weight loss7 (9.8%)
Dyspnea3 (4.2%)
Palpitation1 (1.4%)
Tremor1 (1.4%)
Hair loss1 (1.4%)
Depression1 (1.3%)