Drugs that may cause hyponatraemia.
Groups:
ACE
ACE2
SSRI
TCA
Thiazides
Loop diuretics
PPIs
MAOIs
(There are other groups, see individual drugs below.)
Individual drugs:
acetazolamide
amiloride
amphotericin
aprepitant
argatroban
aripiprazole
atovaquone
thiazide diuretics
amiodarone
basiliximab
angiotensin II receptor blockers (sartans)
angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors
bromocriptine
bumetanide
carbamazepine
carboplatin
carvedilol
celecoxib
clortalidone
cyclopenthiazide
cyclophosphamide
clofibrate
demeclocycline
desmopressin
donepezil
duloxetine
eplerenone
eslicarbazepine
fingolimod
fosaprepitant
furosemide
gabapentin
glipizide
glimepiride
haloperidol
heparin
hydrochlorothiazide
hydroxyurea
ibuprofen IV in neonates
indapamide
indomethacin
isocarboxazid
ketoconazole
ketorolac
levetiracetam
linezolid
loop diuretics
lorcainide
metolazone
mianserin
micafungin
mirtazapine
mitoxantrone
moclobemide
nilotinib
nimodipine
oxcarbazepine
opiates
oxytocin (if increases water intake)
pimozide
phenelzine
propafenone
proton pump inhibitors
pyrimethamine with sulfadoxine
pomalidomide
quetiapine
ramucirumab
reboxetine
sirolimus
spironolactone
sulfadiazine
ticlopidine
tolterodine
vincristine
selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors
sodium valproate
sulfonylureas
trazodone
tricyclic antidepressants
tolbutamide
torasemide
tranylcypromine
valproic acid
venlafaxine
vinorelbine
vismodegib
voriconazole
vortioxetine
terlipressin
xipamide
zalcitabine
and zonisamide.
All thiazide and loop diuretics.