Trasylol Was Dangerous!

Trasylol an anti bleeding drug wasn't worth the money. In fact as was discussed on the 60 Minutes show about Trasylol, it was many time more dangerous than its much cheaper competitors without the dangers and risks associated with Trasylol  kidney failure, serious heart problems and possibly death. These trasylol risks were well known long ago could have been avoided if Bayer and the FDA would have heeded the warnings revealed in several studies, including there own paid Bayer commissioned.

Trasylol the Expensive & Dangerous Alternative

Why was Trasylol the drug of choice for controlling bleeding during surgery when cheaper alternatives were available? Recent studies state that the cost per dose of Trasylol was over $1000 per dose when a generic drug called Amicar, which also limits bleeding in operations cost only about $11 per dose and another generic Cyklokapron was $42 per dose. According to the studies, neither of the generic drugs was linked to increased risk of Trasylol kidney failure, heart attack or stroke or other side effects like Trasylol.

Trasylol Recall Lawsuit Evaluation

If you or a loved one has suffered a heart attack, stroke, heart damage or kidney failure after having heart surgery, then Trasylol may have been used and it may have caused your injuries. If Trasylol was used during your surgery, then you may be entitled to file a lawsuit for your pain and suffering, mental anguish, medical bills and other legal remedies and damages. Contact us today to speak to an experienced personal injury attorney who is familiar with the legal rights of those injured by Trasylol. Our evaluation and initial consultation are completely free of charge. Contact our law firm today. Call 1-800-883-9858.