By Sarah Mirando  |  September 18, 2012

Category: Pharmaceuticals
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Pradaxa Internal Bleeding Lawsuit Settlements In Sight 

By John Curran

 

Pradaxa bleeding side effectsWhile more than 100 Pradaxa side effect lawsuits have been filed — enough for Pradaxa multi-district litigation to be created — don’t expect any verdicts or Pradaxa lawsuit settlements for at least another year. The Plaintiffs can begin their Pradaxa bleeding lawsuit trials starting in October; however, Judge David Herndon has indicated that Pradaxa blood clot victims won’t have any answers to their claims for 18 to 24 months.

Boehringer Ingelheim manufactures Pradaxa, a blood thinner used for anti-stroke treatment and other conditions, and the company is claiming that the medication is safe, even with Pradaxa side effects such as severe internal bleeding, hemorrhaging and gastrointestinal bleeding reported by hundreds of users. Nearly one-third of all countries have Pradaxa users, and many have used the medication for years. However, in just one year, the federal Food and Drug Administration received more than 500 reports of Pradaxa internal bleeding deaths and nearly 4,000 reports of other Pradaxa bleeding side effects.

In spite of that, the FDA is keeping the drug on the market, with officials arguing that they are aware of the side effects of Pradaxa. However, Pradaxa internal bleeding risks are outweighed by the fact that many patients reportedly want the medication for its alleged increased efficacy. Others argue that since doctors are unable to stop Pradaxa internal bleeding, it is an unnecessary risk for patients to use Pradaxa over other blood-thinning medications.

The number of Pradaxa bleeding lawsuits brought by Pradaxa side effects attorneys are likely to increase, considering the number of patients potentially affected, and the continued usage of the medication by many doctors. This is in spite of Boehringer Ingelheim admitting that it received information of the 500 Pradaxa deaths, although it still does not admit any wrongdoing.

However, that doesn’t mean that if you or a loved one has suffered from Pradaxa side effects, that you don’t have options. Visit the Pradaxa Internal Bleeding Class Action Lawsuit Investigation for more information. You can either call our free telephone number or fill out a short form for a no-cost consultation from a qualified Pradaxa internal bleeding injury lawyer. You’ll learn what options you have, and what the best course of legal action is for your needs. Don’t miss out on the results you deserve, get your free review from a qualified Pradaxa internal bleeding lawsuit attorney today.

 

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Updated September 18th, 2012

 

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