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Also known under the brand names Champix and Varenicline, Chantix is a Pfizer-made pill that helps people quit smoking by blocking the effects of nicotine on the brain. However, despite its popular reception and initial success, Chantix is also now known to cause depression and increase the incidence of suicidal thoughts in some patients.
Those with the highest risk of experiencing suicidal thoughts and acting out suicidal behaviors include people who have, at some time in their lives, previously suffered from:
To date, 491 patients have filed claims with the FDA, stating that they have endured and/or enacted suicidal thoughts after taking Chantix.
Whether or not a Chantix user has or admits to having suicidal thoughts, he may display some general indications that he is depressed or is thinking about hurting himself.
Some precursors to or indications of Chantix users' suicidal thoughts can include:
You may be negatively affected by Chantix if you feel:
Any combination of the above feelings can indicate that you are developing depression and may be on the road to experiencing suicidal thoughts. If you start to notice that you are experiencing some of the above emotions after taking Chantix, be sure to consult your doctor immediately.
After getting treatment and finding an alternative to Chantix, affected patients should consult an experienced personal injury attorney to evaluate whether they have a legal claim and are entitled to a Chantix settlement.
During a free consultation, Chantix lawyers can:
To encourage you to pursue your claim, most Chantix lawyers will defer payment for their services until after you have won your case.
Have you or a loved one been harmed by Chantix? If so, contact us today to speak to an experienced lawyer who can help you build your case and win a deserved Chantix settlement
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