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Commonly Asked Questions—and Answers—About Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Class Actions

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I recently got really sick. I take daily medications with grapefruit juice every morning and I just heard on the news that could be dangerous. I want to know the truth about what happened to me. What should I do?
Can Accutane cause Crohn’s disease?
I live in Wisconsin and I was taking an SSRI drug to treat my depression. I believe that I have suffered a serious side effect. What should I do?
My father was one of the 400 people who contracted fungal meningitis from contaminated steroid injections. He was in the hospital for some time and experienced a stroke related to his illness. He now has difficulty with speech and will be unable to return to work. Is it possible to get compensation for his hospital bills and ongoing medical care?
Can I recover damages if I am hurt by an antibiotic if I asked my doctor to prescribe an antibiotic to treat my infection? Is there any reason for me to call a Milwaukee drug injury lawyer?
Why isn’t my Milwaukee doctor responsible for the injury I suffered after taking the medication he prescribed?
Can I contact a local Milwaukee pharmaceutical class action lawyer if I am hurt after purchasing a prescription drug from an online pharmacy?
Do Milwaukee pharmaceutical class action lawyers represent only people who have been hurt by prescription drugs?
How many medications are prescribed in the United States every year? If the majority of prescription drugs are safe, does that mean that I won’t be able to recover for the serious and unexpected side effects that I suffered?
Is a drug that is newly approved by the FDA safer than previous drugs approved to treat the same condition? Will I be safe from dangerous side effects and avoid a pharmaceutical injury in Milwaukee if I take an FDA approved drug?
Is Actos the only diabetes drug linked to an increased risk of bladder cancer?
I was hurt by a prescription drug. However, I’m sure others have suffered greater injuries than me. Should I still contact a Milwaukee pharmaceutical class action lawyer?

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