subject: Paxil Has Been The Cause Of Undescended Testes In Many Newborns Over The Last Several Years [print this page] Women who are currently using Paxil as a part of their treatment for a behavioral disorder such as depression, anxiety or stress, are now warned that if they have plans on becoming pregnant that they should stop using the medication. This is because research done on Paxil and other selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors shows there's a great risk to the fetus when the drug is used during or around the beginning of the pregnancy. Paxil birth defects like Undescended testes had been diagnosed for years before it was confirmed that there was a connection between these conditions and the drug.
This is because when Paxil was initially released in 1992, warnings were not made available to patients or doctors about the harm that could come with use during pregnancy. It took several more years before the makers of Paxil, GlaxoSmithKline, acknowledged these risks and that was only after the FDA took the step of reclassifying it as a Category D drug. Women who had given birth to a child with undescended testes now had reason to believe that they were victims of GlaxoSmithKline's negligence. After the truth about Paxil came out, these women and their families were shocked and unsure of how to react. In some cases, these individuals and their families decided that filing pharmaceutical lawsuits was justified and began to seek the guidance of a Paxil attorney. Children with undescended testes require extensive medical care, something that can present monetary issues for these families. The victims that have taken the step of filing a Paxil lawsuit have been able to reduce some of the burden they're facing as a result of these medical bills when successful by being awarded financial compensation. The Law Offices of Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley, PC, provide a free legal consultation if you are considering a prescription drug lawsuit against GlaxoSmithKline. They have an experienced Paxil attorney ready to offer credible guidance with no obligation.
You can learn what other families of children with Paxil-caused undescended testes have been able to do in regards to legal action so you'll know what your options are. Based on the assessment of a Paxil attorney from Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley you'll be able to decide if moving forward with a lawsuit is something that's best for you and your family. Contact Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley today so you can get your legal questions answered.
by: Roger Design
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