Tequin: Often prescribed to treat Pneumonia, FDA warns about health risks.
The Tequin antobiotic, a quinolone prescribed to treat pneumonia and other
respiratory conditions, has been removed from the market as of May 1,
2006.
Antibiotics such as Tequin are used to stop the reproduction of
bacterial cells.
This drug has been shown to cause the onset of diabetes,
kidney failure and muscle damage.
If you have been diagnosed with
diabetes as a result of taking Tequin, fill out the form below to be contacted
by a representative at the law firm of Weitz and Luxenberg - Your lawyer should
work for You.
Weitz & Luxenberg is no longer accepting Tequin cases.
see also:
Pneumonia Treatment
Did you take Tequin to treat your Pneumonia? Learn the risks...Tequin shown to affect blood sugar - Did you take it for pneumonia?
Sinusitis Treatment
Have you been taking Tequin for Sinusitis? Read about Tequin dangersSinusitis Patients - Read about why there is concern about Tequin
Uses of Tequin
What are the uses of Tequin? Find out if it's worth the risk...There are many different uses for Tequin, learn about Tequin dangers
