Recent studies have found a correlation between Viagra® and melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with melanoma after taking the popular erectile dysfunction drug, Viagra, you may be entitled to compensation for treatments, lost wages, and suffering. It may be in your best interest to contact a Viagra skin cancer lawyer. Attorneys at the Hollis Law Firm are standing by to review your case.
Table of Contents
Why might I want to speak with a Viagra skin cancer lawyer?
In June of 2014, the Journal of the American Medical Association published the results of a 10-year-long study. This study surveyed over 25,000 men, and found that men who took sildenafil (the main in ingredient in Viagra) had almost double the risk of developing melanoma. The population of men with an increased risk included those whom had taken sildenafil for only a short period of time.
Melanoma is a form of skin cancer and if the cancer has a chance to spread, or metastasize in the body, in can become deadly. Once skin cancer has reached this stage, it can be very difficult (even impossible) to treat. Treatment can be very painful, and many patients with melanoma, and their families, suffer from great pain, lost wages, and emotional distress.
Where can I find a Viagra skin cancer lawyer?
Patients across the United States, or family members of patients, who have been diagnosed with melanoma after taking Viagra, can turn to the Viagra skin cancer lawyers at the Hollis Law Firm for a free case evaluation. Attorneys at the Hollis Law Firm represent clients throughout Kansas and Missouri, and work with Viagra skin cancer lawyers across the United States to provide representation throughout the country. Because each patient’s situation is different, the Hollis team will want to speak with you personally about the details of your case in order to provide an individualized case review. If you are interested in a free case evaluation from a Viagra skin cancer lawyer, please contact the Hollis Law Firm by completing a contact form or by calling (800) 701-3672.
