Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers 08/15/11 In light of recent research that examined the association between Paxil® and birth defects, many authorities believe the possible risk of adverse effects to the fetus caused by taking Paxil® is too significant for the drug to be taken by pregnant women. Therefore, if you or someone you know took Paxil® and gave birth to a baby with birth defects, fill out the form to the right or call 800-611-7080 and you will be put in touch with Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers for assistance with your legal rights.
Studies have shown that infants exposed to Paxil® during the first three months of pregnancy have an increased risk of congenital malformations, especially cardiovascular abnormalities. The most common types of heart defects noted were atrial septal defects and ventricular septal defects (holes in the walls between the chambers of the heart). Patients should notify their healthcare providers if they are pregnant or intend to become pregnant while on Paxil®. Whenever a baby is born with birth defects, it brings about permanent and difficult changes in the family’s life. If your baby suffers from heart defects and you were taking Paxil® during pregnancy, you may wish to contact Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers.
Best Legal Source is not associated in any way with the makers of Paxil®. Please go to the Paxil manufacturer’s website if you are seeking information from the company that makes Paxil®. Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers is a general term used to describe the legal process provided by an attorney experienced in Paxil lawsuits and similar cases. The use of the term Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers as well as other phrases containing the word Paxil® does not imply any connection or relationship between the makers of Paxil® and the owners of this website.
If you have taken the drug Paxil® and believe that you have suffered from its side effects, Best Legal Source can put you in touch with a team of Paxil Birth Defect Lawyers. Complete the form to the right or call 800-611-7080 to contact a knowledgeable attorney. You will need adequate representation and may be eligible for monetary compensation.