The side effects of Viagra® may be extreme. Contact a Viagra lawyer at the Hollis Law Firm today to speak to an experienced lawyer.
The “little blue pill” is known among Americans as the treatment for men with erectile dysfunction (ED). Viagra, developed by Pfizer, was approved in 1998 to treat erectile dysfunction in men. With the promise of a heightened sex life, the “little blue pill” quickly soared to become Pfizer’s highest-selling drug. This “magic pill” brings in billions of dollars for Pfizer in each year. Erectile dysfunction affects about 40 percent of mid-aged men. As millions of doctors continue to write more prescriptions for it, Pfizer continues to make a profit.
Doctors are not only writing patients Viagra prescription for erectile dysfunction, physicians also wrote Viagra prescriptions for patients with chest pain and pulmonary arterial hypertension (high blood pressure). Although Viagra helped patients suffering from high blood pressure, for some patients, it wasn’t the best fit. In clinical trials, Viagra also showed that men taking Pfizer’s drug for heart related conditions showed increased erections as well. Recent studies link Viagra to the most serious and life-threatening form of skin cancer, melanoma. If you or a loved one have developed melanoma after taking Viagra, you may want to speak to a knowledgeable Viagra lawyer at the Hollis Law Firm.
The Hollis Law Firm is passionate about helping those who are suffering as a result of taking faulty drugs or using defective medical devices. Hollis Law represents clients across the United States and is available to meet via the phone, email, or in person. The Hollis Law Firm offers clients a free case evaluation for those seeking a Viagra lawyer. To contact a Viagra lawyer, fill the form out on this page. To speak to a Viagra lawyer at Hollis Law Firm, call (800) 701-3672. Please note that this consultation does not establish an attorney client relationship.
