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Like numerous medicines before it, Zocor® has been linked to a number of side effects. Attorneys who fight on behalf of those who claim to have been hurt by a medication have taken Merck, the manufacturer, to court.
Zocor® is part of a class of prescription drugs more commonly known as simvastatin, a cholesterol controlling medication. The last few years, however, Zocor® has been under scrutiny for causing a myriad of harmful reactions in the body of adults. For more information or to speak with an attorney about a potential injury, contact us today.
Merck has also been accused (in the past five years) of taking advantage of Medicaid and stealing millions of dollars from discounts over an eight-year time span. Merck eventually settled the lawsuit by paying out $650 million to the federal government.
Among the most debilitating Zocor® side effects are muscle damage and rhabdomyolysis, a medical condition that can cause kidney damage.
Here is a list of all some known Zocor® side effects:
Rhabdomyolysis, muscle damage, and kidney damage are serious medical conditions that could require extensive, costly treatment. You might be wondering who will assist you in paying your medical bills or how you can get compensated for your personal injuries. That's where a Zocor® lawyer can help.
If you have a medical history as a Zocor® user and have been experiencing any combination of these side effects, you might qualify to file a lawsuit. The first thing you should do, once you have regained your health, is to contact one of our Zocor® attorneys. You may be eligible to recover financial compensation for the damages incurred.
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