The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has issued a warning on contraceptives Yaz and Yasmin following the death of a student who used the medication. Michelle A. Pfleger died in September of 2010 after collapsing on her way to a class. The FDA believes the risk of blood clots from the use of the prescriptions is greater than previously thought. Symptoms from the drugs include leg pain chest pain and shortness of breath.
Commentary
The administration expects to publish a full study on the contraceptives by December but attention should be paid towards the side effects listed above. My readers should also be advised when taking this medication during long airplane flights as increased inactivity can trigger clotting.
If an injury occurs from what is believed to be the use of the contraceptives a third party investigation is needed to prove this link. Drug injury cases are contingent upon a meticulous correlation of injury and medication consumption. The one job of a defense attorney is to decouple the two finding other causes for injuries.
If a relationship can be established between the two then a determination of reasonableness must occur. In other words is it reasonable for a consumer to assume the use of medication is safe? Most would say yes. This is the basis for a wrongful death or personal injury claim as most would think death is completely unreasonable.
From a claim like this a victim can begin the compensation process but perhaps more importantly a claim presses a manufacturer to fix their product and possibly prevent further harm.
Texas Drug Injury Attorney Michael Grossman
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