Testosterone Therapy Lawsuit | Testosterone Therapy Increases Risk of Stroke, Blood Clots, Heart Attack and Death Up to 30%

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Testosterone therapy / supplementation has been linked to a dramatic increase of up to 30% in risk of stroke, pulmonary embolism, blood clots, heart attack and death in a new study published in the Journal of American Medicine. Our firm is representing men with low testosterone who have been injured or have died from stroke, pulmonary embolism, blood clot, or heart attack caused by testosterone therapy.

Testosterone medications, like AndroGel, Androderm, Axiron, Depotestosterone, Fortesta, and Testim, increase the percentage of red blood cells in your blood. This increase in red blood cells can cause blood clots to form. These blood clots can occur in the legs (deep vein thrombosis or DVT). From there portions of blood clots can break off traveling to the brain causing a stroke, to the lungs causing a pulmonary embolism, or to the heart causing a heart attack. Blood clots can also develop in the brain, lungs or heart.

Testosterone Therapy is often administered as a gel, patch or injection and may include a number of products such as Androgel, Androderm, Axirom, Bio-T-Gel, Delatestryl, Dep-Testosterone, Fortesta, Striant, Testim and Testopel.

Men undergoing treatment for low testosterone who also had the following heart-related problems have an increased risk of suffering a heart attack, stroke or dying while taking testosterone treatments including High cholesterol, Plaque buildup, Diabetes ,Artery blockage, Obesity, and Previous heart attack.

FDA INVESTIGATION AND UPDATES:

• FDA To Launch Investigation Into AndroGel and Testosterone Replacement Therapy

MORE INFORMATION ON TESTOSTERONE
REPLACEMENT THERAPY:

• Study Reveals Link Between Low Testosterone And Cardiovascular Risks
• Testosterone Therapy: The Risks Outshine the Benefits
• Dr. Larry Mulkerin Outlines Why The Low T Treatment Plan Was Made Up To Make Money
• Many Men Start Testosterone Therapy Without a Clear Need
• Why AndroGel Use in Linked With Strokes, Heart Attacks and Blood Clot
• Increased Cardiovascular Risk in Men Using Testosterone Therapy Prompts Concern to General Public
• Are Patients Being Injured With Testosterone Therapy While Companies Make Millions in Profits?
• Testosterone Therapy Health Risk Eclipses Benefits
• Testosterone Therapy Increases Odds of Stroke by Thirty Percent (30%)
• New Concern Raised About Testosterone and Heart Risks
• Lawsuits Filed Against Abbott Laboratories for AndroGel Low Testosterone Medication

VIDEOS WITH MORE INFORMATION
ON TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY:

• Video From CBS This Morning: Doctors Concerned With Heightened Risks
• Video from Prostate Cancer Research and Educational Foundation as to Elevated Risks of Low T Therapy
• Dr. Michael Ho Discusses JAMA Article on Heightened Risks Associated with Low Testosterone Therapy
• Center for Comprehensive Cardiovascular Care at Saint Louis University Hospital Warns of Risks Associated with Testosterone Replacement Therapy
• Possible Dangers on Testosterone Therapy (Fox News – Houston, Texas)
• CBS Reports Testosterone Therapy Can Cause Heart Attack, Stroke and Death

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
ON TESTOSTERONE REPLACEMENT INJURIES:

• How Can Low Testosterone Therapy Cause Blood Clots, Strokes, Heart Attacks or Death?
• Do You Charge an Initial Case Evaluation Fee for a Testosterone Therapy Related Stroke, Blood Clot or Heart Attack?
• Who Is Sued in a  Testosterone Therapy Lawsuit?
• What Types of Testosterone Medication Could Cause A Blood Clot, Stroke or Heart Attack?
• What Are the Long Term Risks of Testosterone Replacement Therapy?
• What Were the Results of the JAMA Study on Testosterone Replacement Therapy?

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