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Prescribed in the treatment of type 2 diabetes, Byetta® is an injectable medication that, since its 2005 FDA approval, has been found to cause a few rare, potentially fatal side effects.
To date, serious side effects of this medication have caused at least 6 Byetta® deaths. FDA reports also indicate that around 40 patients have developed life-threatening Byetta® side effects.
Since experts estimate that only 10 to 25 percent of patients report negative drug experiences to the FDA, it's likely that hundreds of patients have experienced serious Byetta® side effects and/or Byetta® death.
Byetta® is produced by Amylin Pharmaceuticals and Eli Lilly.
Although it's common for patients to develop headaches or nausea when using a Byetta® pen, in rare instances, some may develop:
Without treatment, all of these conditions can be fatal.
Diabetes patients most likely to develop a serious Byetta® side effect include those:
Families of deceased Byetta® patients will be entitled to compensation for their loss by pursuing a personal injury lawsuit. To start a Byetta® lawsuit, prospective plaintiffs should meet with an experienced Byetta® lawyer for a free initial consultation.
In addition to evaluating an individual's legal claims, Byetta® lawyers can also provide expert advice about whether an injured party would be best suited for an individual lawsuit or a class-action case.
To encourage families to stand up for their legal rights, Byetta® attorneys will delay payment for legal services until or unless the case is won. This means that plaintiffs won't have to pay a dime until they get their settlement.
Depending on the nature and severity of a plaintiff's claim, settlement amounts can include compensation for:
Do You Have a Loved One Who Died Following a Byetta® Treatment? If so, contact us today to talk to an experienced Byetta® attorney to find out if you are entitled to a settlement.
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) researchers have found that the use of the diabetes medications Byetta® and Januvia® may increase the risk of serious problems with the pancreas. Januvia® and Byetta® are both used to treat t...
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