Trasylol Side Effects Attorneys

Trasylol®, according to recent studies may have been responsible for as many as 11,050 kidney complications. The Trasylol attorneys at Bernard & Hart are here to help you, with offices in Lafayette Louisiana and Orange Texas. If you have recently undergone cardiopulmonary bypass surgery and suffered kidney failure, heart attack or stroke you may have been given Trasylol.

As attorneys specializing in kidney damage claims in Lafayette Louisiana and Orange Texas, if you have been given Trasylol, the attorneys at Bernard & Hart are here to help you with your Trasylol related injury claim.

Trasylol Linked to Serious Side Effects

Our team of Trasylol attorneys are ready to help you with our expansive team of legal professionals. Our winning team of attorneys handle all areas of accident injury, medical malpractice, defective products, birth injuries, trucking accidents, workers' compensation cases and Trasylol injury claims in the Louisiana and Texas area.

Trasylol Facts - Trasylol Increases Risks

• Trasylol increased the risk of Heart Attack by at least 50%
• Trasylol nearly doubled the risk of Renal Failure
• Trasylol increased the risk of Stroke by a shocking 181%

Trasylol is often given to patients needing cardiopulmonary bypass surgery to complete a coronary artery bypass graft. Trasylol is used as a prophylactic to reduce perioperative blood loss and the need for blood transfusion. If you think you may have been given Trasylol and are experiencing health issues, consult your physician, then call Bernard & Hart for a free consultation.

Researchers have estimated, had Trasylol® may be responsible for as many as 11,050 kidney complications and $250 million could have been saved in drug expenses had the generic alternative been used.In addition, an estimated $1 billion in healthcare costs could have been avoided. If you or someone you love has been given Trasylol® and have experienced any of the following side effects, please contact a doctor immediately:

• Itching
• Rash
• Sweating
• Flush
• Urticaria (hives)
• Skin eruptions
• Pallor or cyanosis (bluish discoloration of the skin and mucous membranes)
• Dyspnoea (labored breathing)
• Nausea
• Drop in blood pressure
• Tachycardia or bradycardia (rapid or slow heart rate)
• Airway obstruction

At least 12 cases of nonbacterial meningitis (an inflammation of the membrane coverings of the brain) has been linked to Trasylol® as well. Anyone taking Trasylol® who is experiencing Trasylol® side effects should immediately consult a doctor.