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The NuvaRing® may induce a cerebrovascular accident (CVA) in some users, a population of women of childbearing age not normally prone to this medical event. "Cerebrovascular accident" is the medical term for what is colloquially known as a stroke.
In a cerebrovascular accident, the blood that normally flows to the brain is stopped by a blockage (a blood clot) or by a ruptured blood vessel, and the resulting lack of oxygen carried to the brain by the blood causes the death of brain tissue.
About one and a half million women around the world use a NuvaRing®. Although NuvaRing® is a relatively new contraceptive (approved by the FDA in 2001), many lawsuits have already been filed regarding NuvaRing® side effects, which include:
If you have been using a NuvaRing® and you experience the following cerebrovascular accident symptoms, seek medical attention immediately, and be sure to tell the medical staff that you have been using a NuvaRing:
If you or someone you know has suffered a NuvaRing® Cerebrovascular accident, you may be eligible to recover compensation for damages including medical costs, lost wages, physical pain and disfigurement, and emotional pain and suffering. Contact us today to schedule a private consultation with an experienced, compassionate NuvaRing® lawyer and learn about your legal rights.
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