Fosamax Linked with Osteonecrosis of the Jaw
Fosamax has recently been linked with the development of Osteonecrosis of the
Jaw, ONJ for short.
Osteonecrosis is the destruction (necrosis) of bone
tissue, often due to an interference with the supply of blood to the bone.
Symptoms of Osteonecrosis include pain, swelling, infection of the gums,
loosening of teeth, poor healing of the gums, and numbness or the feeling of
heaviness in the jaw
Patients taking Fosamax are advised to avoid dental
work if possible.
If you or a loved one have experienced these symptoms
while taking Fosamax, fill out the form below to
speak to a Weitz and Luxenberg Fosamax Lawyer.
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