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Medical devices are intended to resolve health problems and improve your health. Far too often, these devices have the opposite effect. They can create problems worse than the ones they were designed to fix. The attorneys of Salter Ferguson, LLC, based in Birmingham, represent people who have been injured by defective medical devices. We also represent the survivors of …
If you have taken Zithromax, you may have experienced harmful side effects and conditions linked to its use. Contact a Biddeford attorney to learn about your legal options. Many people who have taken Zithromax have successfully sued the drug manufacturer for compensation and other damages.
Zithromax, also sold as a "Z-Pak," is an antibiotic pill made by Pfizer Pharmaceuticals. Zithromax is prescribed to treat bacterial infections in children and adults but can cause irregular heartbeats, and has been linked with less serious side effects, such as upset stomach, diarrhea, nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, problems with vision and hearing, difficulty speaking, tiredness, and dizziness.
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