Adverse Reactions to Fluoroquinolones
The following adverse reactions to fluoroquinolones have been reported. This should not be considered an exhaustive list of possible reactions, nor is it meant to be a diagnostic tool for fluoroquinolone toxicity. But, these are examples of the side effects from the drugs.  The list can be downloaded as a PDF on the link below.

Consult your physician if you think you are suffering from an adverse reaction to a fluoroquinolone.  Look up your record of drugs you have been prescribed including oral drugs, eye drops, ear drops and even inhalers.

•    Tendinitis
•    Speech/aphasia
•    Tendon rupture
•    Suicidal ideation
•    Ligament rupture
•    Seizures
•    Meniscus tear in knee
•    Visual/auditory hallucinations
•    Joint pain/popping
•    Non-allergy itching
•    Muscle atrophy/weakness/pain
•    Poor wound healing
•    Degeneration of spinal disks
•    Swallowing deficit
•    Peripheral neuropathy/nerve pain/nerve damage
•    Persistent gastric problems
•    Fatigue
•    Mouth sores
•    Dental pain
•    Food/chemical sensitivities
•    Facial pain/numbness
•    Dry/itchy eyes
•    Muscle twitching/involuntary spasms
•    Lack of tear production
•    Tremors
•    Visual changes
•    Insomnia
•    Retina tears
•    Brain fog
•    Vertigo
•    Anxiety/depression
•    Tinnitus
•    Impaired memory
•    Palpitations/arrhythmia
•    Palpitations/arrhythmia
•    Dysautonomia
•    High/low blood pressure

Click to get this list as a PDF download.

Adverse Reactions to Quinolones Table