Are you interested in filing a Viagra® lawsuit for melanoma treatments? There are many steps involved and things to consider for an attorney to file a Viagra lawsuit for melanoma treatments. However, the first step is to speak to an attorney. Because each patient and case is different, it is important for an experienced attorney to review every case on an individual basis. Read on to learn more about the correlation between Viagra and melanoma skin cancer, as well as how to get in touch with an attorney to file a Viagra lawsuit for melanoma treatments.
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Why are patients filing Viagra lawsuits for melanoma treatments?
The popular erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, entered the market in 1998. Since then, millions of men have taken this effective drug to treat erectile dysfunction. However, new information has been released about serious complications for those who have taken Viagra. A study released in 2014 surveyed more than 25,000 men over a 10 year period, and showed a correlation between sildenafil (the main ingredient in Viagra) and melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. This study, published in the Journal of the American Medicine, found that men who had taken Viagra had almost double the risk of developing melanoma.
Melanoma can be very painful and difficult to treat, and can even lead to death. Men who have been diagnosed with melanoma after taking Viagra, even for a short period of time, may be eligible for compensation for treatments, lost wages, or emotional/physical distress.
How do I contact a lawyer about Viagra lawsuits for melanoma treatments?
You can learn more about how to file a Viagra lawsuit by speaking with an attorney. You may contact the lawyers at the Hollis Law Firm for a free case review by completing a contact form or by calling (800) 701-3672.
