Abnormal Weight Gain
FDA Reports5,631
Media Events7,162
Preferred Term
- Abnormal Weight Gain
Additional Terms
- gained weight
- gained a lot of weight
- put on weight
- gained almost 23 pounds
- gain some weight
- gain bout 40 pounds
- gained 10-13 pounds
- fat deposits
- put on 40 pounds
- struggling to lose any weight
- gained 35 lbs
- gained 10 pounds
Drugs Associated with Abnormal Weight Gain
List of Drugs Associated with Abnormal Weight Gain
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