Women using Depo-Provera shots have reported everything from mild reactions to life-threatening health problems.
Most alarming is what researchers found this March - their study in the British Medical Journal showed that women getting these shots had a risk of developing meningioma that's more than 5 times higher than women who did not use this medication.
Meningiomas, aren't something the manufacturer adequately warned about and can potentially entitle the users of the medication to compensation. Given these serious risks, it's crucial to recognize these warning signs that need immediate medical care:
Along with these neurological concerns, the drug carries other serious health risks too. Many women lose significant bone density, which worries doctors, especially younger patients who haven't yet built their peak bone mass. We've seen cases of dangerous blood clots, breast cancer risks, severe depression, and liver problems.
Additionally, day-to-day side effects can also seriously impact quality of life. Women who used the medication commonly report:
Perhaps most concerning of all is the potential long-lasting health issues that don't always go away after stopping the shots, which are:
Our team has spent over 35 years handling pharmaceutical injury cases. We know the complex medical evidence involved in Depo-Provera cases and can determine if you qualify for legal action.
To start your case review, send us your records showing your Depo-Provera use and meningioma diagnosis. Call us today for a free consultation about your legal options and potential compensation.