Yaz Legal Cases, Health Dangers and Accuracy in Advertising
The pill has been used for a long time, in fact there are tens of millions of consumers in the United States alone. For the most part, oral contraceptives are a good and dependable way for young ladies to prevent unwanted impregnation. Yaz is one birth control pill that stands out as rather unusual from the others, and was vast trendy because of its strength in treating PMDD. Yaz is the birth control pill that is touted as being effective in not only preventing impregnation but also in the treatment of PMDD and acne. Everything was just fine until the users of this medication found that there were some quite serious Yaz side effects.
The Food and Drug Administration ordered the manufacturers of Yasmin, Bayer Pharmaceuticals, to disseminate advertisements rectifying their misleading claims in the original Yasmin contraceptive pill campaign commercials. In the original ads, Bayer claimed that Yaz alleviated PMS and all acne types. Even though, Yaz is only approved to treat moderate to sever acne, it also relieves symptoms of premenstrual dysphoric disorder (PMDD). In the original adverts the possible Yasmin side effects were downplayed and these deceptive claims regarding what exactly Yasmin alleviates were exaggerated.
If you are using Yaz and are feeling any of the side effects, then you could join many women in a suit against the drug company for lack of experience in recognizing that some side effects might have occurred. Some notable side effects include blood clots, heart attack and injury to the heart, seizures, PE-pulmonary embolism, DVT-deep vein thrombosis, cerebral venous sinus thrombosis, injury to the kidneys or even kidney failure, injury or failure to the gall bladder, the liver, and the pancreas. Death also falls in with the possible side effects of this birth control pill.