By Sarah Mirando  |  January 18, 2013

Category: Pharmaceuticals
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Florida Highlights Zithromax Side Effect Ignorance

By John Curran

 

Z-Pak antibioticIt has been long established that people are willing to risk asking for antibiotics when they simply do not work. However, in the case of one powerful drug, concerns about Zithromax side effects have not yet hit the general public. That is especially the case in Florida, where people think that the prescription antibiotic will solve all of their medical woes.

Also available in another formulation with attendant Z-Pak heart attack risks, people in Florida have been using urgent care centers as “Z-Pac [sic] Clinics,” as a local doctor told USA Today. They ignore the fact that coughs and many other infections simply do not respond to the medication, and shop around until someone writes a prescription for it. Unfortunately, many doctors are too harried, especially in these cash-for-service institutions, and write them in spite of limited efficacy.
There are a number of problems with this practice. The first is that Zithromax side effects should not be an issue at all for viral infections, for which no antibiotics work (virii are not living organisms). In addition, many doctors know that Z-Pak heart attack problems are real, but fewer consider Stevens Johnson Syndrome. The potentially fatal disorder starts as a rash on the extremities, but can cause major autoimmune problems. It is also a potential side effect of Zithromax.

Other conditions include Zithromax hepatitis risks that should never affect people who have lower respiratory or even persistent coughs according to recent studies. In fact, people who have one for more than a couple of days assume that an infection is taking hold, rather than congestion moving from the nose to the lungs. This has not stopped people from trying to find a cure-all, and for doctors to provide them with a false option.

This becomes even more of a problem with flu season gearing up and continuing to grow. There are medications that treat it, including oseltamivir, commonly marketed as Tamiflu. However, people ask for drugs by name, and thanks to the advertisements of Pfizer Pharmaceutical, Zithromax hepatitis risks are not nearly as well-known as the drug’s name.

People who were unaware of these Z-Pak side effects should consider different avenues. One option is to file a lawsuit and a free consultation with a Z-Pak lawsuit attorney is available at the Zithromax Z-Pak Azithromycin Class Action Lawsuit Settlement Investigation. They help potential plaintiffs understand whether or not they have a possible case that could help pay for lost wages or medical care costs. Learn more and get in touch with a Z-Pak lawsuit attorney today.

 

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Updated January 18, 2013

 

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