Showing posts with label Chantx lawsuit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chantx lawsuit. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Chantix Side Effects Reported More and are More Dangerous than All Other Drugs
Chantix Psychological Side Effects Plague Patients
One of the most widely-publicized legal
issues in the country at this time is the ever-growing multidistrict litigation
against smoking cessation drug Chantix. Initially a successful and promising
drug, Chantix users more and more began to notice side effects related to the
medication, some of which have proven fatal. Most of the Chantx lawsuit against drugmaker Pfizer deal with alleges that the patient has
experienced some form of Chantix
psychological problems, which have been known to
include depression, rage, mood swings, suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and
suicide.
The most serious of these side effects is,
obviously, suicide, and lawsuits involving suicide and suicide attempts are
likely to be the most successful in a court of law. However, Chantix has other
deadly side effects as well—including heart attack and diabetes. Like with most
personal injury cases, the cases that are most likely to be successful are the
ones that involve the most serious personal injury or long-term repercussions. Bereaved
families whose loved one passed away because of Chantix side
effects are more likely to be awarded a settlement than patients
Friday, November 11, 2011
Chantix Lawyers Discouraged by FDA Announcement?
The Food and Drug Administration only
conducted studies on Chantix patients who were hospitalized for depression and
other possible psychological Chantix side
effects. However, there may be a number of patients who are feeling the
symptoms of the Chantix side effects, but do not want to get help or are not
feeling them seriously enough to warrant hospitalization. In addition, some of
the most serious allegations against Pfizer are Chantix
suicide and Chantix
attempted suicide—most of which occurred when the patient’s depression
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