Cytotec Should Never be Used to Induce Labor; Lawsuit Information
Weitz and Luxenberg is no longer accepting Cytotec cases.
Cytotec is approved solely for the treatment of ulcers. Yet many
obstetricians risk their patients' lives by prescribing Cytotec for the
off-label use of inducing labor.
This use has not been
approved by the Food and Drug Administration. According to the FDA, there can be
serious side effects, including a torn uterus (womb), when misoprostol is used
for labor and delivery. A torn uterus may result in severe bleeding, having the
uterus removed (hysterectomy), and death of the mother or baby. These side
effects are more likely in women who have had previous uterine surgery, a
previous Cesarean delivery (C-section), or several previous births.
If
your doctor gave you Cytotec to induce labor, filing a Cytotex Lawsuit will hold
them responsible for your suffering.
We'll worry about the legal deadlines; you focus on healing.
Our short form below will start the process.
your next step . . .
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