Lawsuit Claims Elmiron Caused Blindness Associated With Chorioretinal Degeneration and Pigmentary Retina Dystrophy
Elmiron side effects caused a woman to go blind, according to a recently-filed lawsuit.…
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Elmiron side effects caused a woman to go blind, according to a recently-filed lawsuit.…
A case study warns Beovu vision loss may be linked to a delayed hypersensitivity reaction in certain patients.…
A federal judge says Elmiron class action lawsuits should not be allowed to pursue damages for medical monitoring due to differing laws from state to state.…
Novartis warns patients who recently experienced eye inflammation problems appear to face a higher risk of Beovu retinal vasculitis side effects.…
An Elmiron lawsuit indicates the manufacturers could have prevented many cases of vision loss if they had warned doctors and patients of the risk of maculopathy earlier.…
As the number of Elmiron lawsuits continues to grow, a New York woman has filed a lawsuit indicating the interstitial drug caused retinal changes that could result in permanent vision damage.…
A new study links hydroxychloroquine to an increased risk of retinal toxicity, maculopathy, and vision problems.…
Shortly after introducing the wet-age related macular degeneration (AMD) treatment Beovu, side effects were linked to reports of severe and potentially blinding vision problems. As a result, new warnings about this risk were added in June 2020. STATUS OF BEOVU LAWSUITS: A limited group of users who received an injection for treatment of AMD between October 2019 and July 2020 may be entitled to financial compensation through a Beovu lawsuit. Lawyers are reviewing cases for users who experienced: Retinal Vasculitis Retinal Vascular Occlusion >CONTACT A BEOVU LAWYER ABOUT A CASE…
A lawsuit filed against the makers of Elmiron claims they knew their bladder pain drug could cause vision damage, but failed to warn doctors or their patients.…
A panel of federal judges will hear oral arguments in December on whether to consolidate all Elmiron lawsuits before one judge, and if so, where.…