Pradaxa’s Dangerous Side Effects

Tennessee residents and people all across the United States trust the companies that make and market medication every day. They trust it to work properly, to be safe, and to make them feel better. Unfortunately, many medications come with some serious and possibly even life threatening side effects that the company does not always make clear to consumers. If you or someone you know has suffered serious or even life threatening injuries after taking Pradaxa, then you should speak to a Tennessee Pradaxa lawyer right away. They will hear your case and make sure you get the compensation you need for what you have suffered.

Beginning in October of 2010, the Food and Drug Administration approved Pradaxa to help prevent strokes or blood clots in people with abnormal heart rhythms. The Food and Drug Administration also put a label on the medication stating that it can sometimes can serious and fatal bleeding; however, this label does not mention that these serious side effects cannot be reversed.

If you or someone you love has taken Pradaxa and then experienced any of the following symptoms or side effects, you should seek medical attention immediately. Some of the side effects may include but are not limited to:
• Unusual bleeding of the gums • Frequent nose bleeds • Vaginal bleeding that is heavier than usual • Urine that is pink or brown • Red or black stools • Unknown causes of bruises that may increase in size • Coughing up or vomiting blood

These side effects may be signs of kidney and other serious health conditions.

Many people all across the country have unfortunately been affected by the dangerous side effects of Pradaxa even the people of Tennessee. If you or someone you care about has suffered serious and even life threatening side effects while on Pradaxa, then we strongly recommend that you contact one of our compassionate and experienced Tennessee Pradaxa injury attorneys as soon as possible. We care about our clients and will work with you to see to it that you receive the compensation you deserve for what you have been through.