Do you take Fosamax? Beware of the health risks from normal bone trauma

Dangerous health risks have recently been linked between Fosamax and normal bone trauma.

Normal bone trauma can result from invasive dental procedures, such as tooth extractions and root canals and can result in the development of a condition known as ONJ(Osteonecrosis involving the jaw) - particularly when patients are undergoing bisphosphonate therapy with drugs such as Fosamax.

This is a painful condition where the alveolar bone, rather than healing, died due to the inability to grow new bone tissue, which led to a majority of the patients requiring surgery to removed the diseased bone.

If you or a loved one have developed Osteonecrosis of the Jaw (Dead Jaw) as a result of taking Fosamax, you deserve compensation for your pain and suffering.

Contact the law firm of Weitz and Luxenberg for your FREE Fosamax Lawsuit case evaluation.

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