Yaz, Ocella and Yasmin side effects: Get lawsuit resources if you were harmed by these birth control pills

Yasmin, Ocella and Yaz have come under fire by some researchers and health advocates who say that the drugs put women at higher risk for blood clots, strokes and other health problems than some other birth control pills, according to an article in the New York Times on September 26, 2009.

Two studies on Danish and Dutch women, published in the British Medical Journal (BMJ) in August 2009, found a higher risk of venous blood clots for women taking newer progestins, including drospirenone, a generic name for Yaz and Yasmin.

If you have experienced serious side effects after taking Yaz or Yasmin, you may be entitled to file a lawsuit.

A lawyer with experience in birth control litigation can help evaluate your claim.

Many women around the country have suffered from life-threatening side effects related to Yaz but are unaware they have a right to seek monetary compensation by filing a claim against the manufacturer.

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