subject: Paxil Can Be Linked To Cases Of Spina Bifida In The Children Of Many Former Female Patients [print this page] A significant number of children have been born with spina bifida and other neural tube defects that were likely the result of their mother using the antidepressant Paxil during the early stages of the pregnancy. Spina bifida is among many medical conditions that research has linked to Paxil use and why the FDA now strongly warns against continued use of the medication if the patient learns they are pregnant. But these risks of Paxil use weren't made public for over a decade after the antidepressant was released on the market.
So while the FDA finally made the move of reclassifying Paxil as a Category D drug in 2005, for far too many families, the harm has been done and they are now living with the consequences. If you have a child that was born with Paxil birth defects, then you may want to consider moving forward with a prescription drug lawsuit against the company that manufactures the drug, GlaxoSmithKline. The company has faced numerous Paxil lawsuits in recent years and has often been forced to pay financial compensation to victims like you that have children born with serious health problems, like spina bifida, which require costly medical care. Many of these families find themselves in difficult situations financially as a result of their medical bills and hope that with a successful prescription drug lawsuit that they can get assistance. To determine if you have grounds to file a Paxil lawsuit, you'll want to speak with an attorney who can compare your circumstances to those of people that have been successful with similar pharmaceutical lawsuits in the past. The lawyers at the Law Offices of Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley, PC, have that kind of experience and can help guide you through the process should you decide to move forward with litigation.
You're entitled to a free case review with a Paxil lawyer from Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley who will give you an assessment so you can learn from someone credible if further legal action is warranted. The health of your child as it pertains to their spina bifida should be your top priority in these situations but if you're struggling to afford the treatment they need, you'll be dealing with additional stress that you shouldn't have to. You can alleviate that burden with a successful lawsuit so take the first step by contacting Chandler, Mathis, & Zivley for your case review today.
by: Roger Design
welcome to Insurances.net (https://www.insurances.net)
