Attorney for Organ Disease & Failure Related to Yaz
Cases of organ failure linked to the Yaz birth control pill have been reported across the country. At Craft Hughes Law, P.C., we represent women who were taking Yaz, Yasmin or the generic form of the drug, Ocella, and experienced severe disease, cancer and organ failure.
If you were taking Yaz, Yasmin or Ocella and suffered from gall bladder disease, stroke, blood clots or another complication linked to Yaz, please complete and return our firm's Yaz Questionnaire as soon as possible. If you have suffered due to gall bladder, pancreas, liver or kidney failure, contact our law firm in Houston, Texas, to speak with a leading personal injury attorney. Call our law office at 1-888-350-3931 for a consultation. We handle all personal injury cases on a contingency basis.
Were You Taking Yaz or Yasmin & Suffered From Organ Failure?
One of the key ingredients of the combination contraceptives Yaz and Yasmin is a progestin hormone called drospirenone. Experts believe that drospirenone causes unsafe levels of potassium in the human body, which can result in the failure of numerous organs. If you were prescribed Yaz and suffered from one of the following types of organ failure or disease, contact our law firm as soon as possible:
- Gall bladder complications, such as gall stones, inflammation, obstructions, infections or gall bladder removal
- Pancreas failure, including pancreatic cancer and pancreatitis
- Liver failure, including liver tumors and other liver disease
- Kidney failure, including kidney stones, infections and other kidney damage
- Lung complications, including blood clots and pulmonary embolism
Yaz Affects Every Person Differently
Though Yaz and Yasmin can affect every person differently, experts have found the severity of all the possible side effects warrants the need for increased warnings of the health risks involved in taking the drug.
If you have experienced organ disease or failure and were taking Yaz, call Craft Hughes Law, P.C., at 1-888-350-3931 to speak with a lawyer about your case, or contact us online.
