Both death and heart problems have been attributed to Serevent®.
We have Serevent® lawyers standing by ready to speak with you. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries, and we take all cases on a contingency fee basis, which means you do not pay for our services unless you receive an award/compensation.
Do not Delay!
Your rights and compensation may be lost forever if you wait.
WHAT IS SEREVENT®?
A prescription drug, Serevent® is specifically designed to prevent asthma attacks from starting. It will not treat an asthma attack that has already begun.
HOW DOES SEREVENT® WORK?
Serevent® relaxes the muscles in the patient’s airways; thereby making breathing easier.
ARE THERE ANY POSSIBLE HEALTH RELATED RISKS?
There are a number of very serious, possible side effects including death, and heart-related problems – the latter due to the fact that Serevent® can cause changes in heart-rhythm, heart-rate, and blood-pressure levels.
In 1996, during the course of a study undertaken by Glaxo, no less than 36 patients taking Serevent® either died or suffered from serious, life-threatening asthma attacks.
WHAT ARE THE SPECIFIC HEALTH RELATED RISKS?
The most serious risks include:
If you have experienced any of these side effects, or you have a loved one who has had a serious, adverse reaction to Serevent®, or who has died from taking the drug, you may have a claim for legal compensation.
Contact the Mulligan Law Firm for superior legal representation.
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