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Accutane lawyers are personal injury attorneys who are experienced in building product liability cases. They will have the knowledge it takes to represent people who have been injured from the acne medication known as Accutane (isotretinoin). FDA approved in 1982, Accutane is an oral medication derived from vitamin A that can be taken once or twice daily for up to six months, depending on the severity of an individual's case of acne.
Interestingly, Accutane was first used as a chemotherapy drug and, as such, was an extremely potent medication. Consequently, for modern uses, Accutane is only prescribed when other medications fail to treat acne, as well as when patients:
More than 50 percent of all Accutane patients will be cured of their severe acne and will never have to take another prescription acne medication. In fact, no other medication is at effective at treating serious acne than Accutane. However, regardless at its effectiveness, Accutane has also been reported to cause a number severe side effects, which may include:
Accutane patients should seek emergency medical attention should they start to experience any of the following symptoms:
It is important to choose an attorney who understands the potential dangers of Accutane to provide you with the skilled and dedicated representation you need to go up against the makers of the medication and ensure the best possible outcome in your case. Our skilled Accutane lawyers have experience:
If you or a loved one has been seriously injured from Accutane, or if someone you loved has died as a result of taking this medication, you should contact a qualified Accutane defect attorney about your legal rights and options. You will likely have a legal claim against the makers of the medication and, if you have the right attorney fighting on your behalf, you will be able to seek the compensation you are entitled to.
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