Personal Injury Attorneys Notify Avandia and Actos Patients of Macular Edema Risk

Common signs and symptoms of macular edema include:
- Blurred vision in the middle or just to the side of the central visual field
- Progressive loss of vision, commonly over a period of a few months
- Inability to focus clearly
Personal Injury Attorneys: Additional Risks of Actos and Avandia Have Resulted in Lawsuits
The risk of macular edema is not the first risk associated with the popular diabetes drugs, Actos and Avandia. Last year, attorneys began filing lawsuits against Takeda Pharmaceuticals Co. Ltd., the manufacturer of Actos after the drug was linked to bladder cancer in patients who took the pills daily for years.
Avandia maker, GlaxoSmithKline has also settled thousands of cases related to its diabetes drug. Former Avandia patients sued the drugmaker alleging that the company failed to warn them that the drug could cause heart attacks and strokes. GlaxoSmithKline has since stopped promoting Avandia worldwide after regulators withdrewn the drug from the market in Europe and placed greater restrictions on sales in the United States.
Personal Injury Attorneys in Philadelphia and New Jersey
The Philadelphia personal injury attorneys at Messa & Associates are experienced at handling cases involving pharmaceutical and drug product injuries. Our extremely skilled team of personal injury attorneys and medical experts is dedicated to ensuring you receive proper compensation for your personal injuries. If you have been injured by Actos, Avandia or any other pharmaceutical drug or have endured any other type of personal injury, contact the personal injury attorneys of Messa & Associates for a free consultation. Call toll free at 1-877-MessaLaw, or submit a free online inquiry.
