SSRI Birth Defect Lawyer Now Offering No-Cost Legal Advice on InjuryLawyerFree.com
Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) September 19, 2014 -- InjuryLawyerFree.com, a new website that is devoting to helping people who have been injured as the result of antidepressant use during pregnancy, is now offering free legal advice from an SSRI birth defect lawyer.
As a spokesperson for the website, http://www.injurylawyerfree.com, noted, the Food and Drug Administration issued a Drug Safety Communication based on reports of a rare heart and lung condition in newborn babies called PPHN that may have resulted from their moms taking SSRIs during their pregnancies.
As the result of these serious issues, InjuryLawyerFree.com is helping those who are considering filing an SSRI birth defect lawsuit to get a free claim evaluation as well as legal advice at no cost.
As the company spokesperson explained, SSRI antidepressants, or selective serotonin re-uptake inhibitors, are drugs that are used to treat people with depression. The most common SSRIs include Prozac, Zoloft, Paxil, Effexor, Depakote, Lexapro and more.
For moms who are facing Depakote birth defects, a Prozac birth defect or want more information about a Zoloft pregnancy lawsuit, InjuryLawyerFree.com provides in-depth and helpful information about these serious issues, as well as welcome support and advice.
In addition to PPHN, a Lexapro birth defect or Effexor birth defect may show up in a newborn as a cleft lip or palate, spina bifida, club foot, or neural tube defect. To see their newborn with any of these conditions can be devastating for new parents.
And while moms-to-be may not wish to take any medications while they are pregnant, the spokesperson for InjuryLawyerFree.com notes that depression can also be harmful to both mom and baby.
“During the period of pregnancy, various types of mental and physical diseases occur. Depression is one of them,” the spokesperson said, adding that most doctors prescribe medicine carefully for pregnant women.
“If they find out any depression problem in a woman, they will try to solve it without medicine. If they fail to recover, then they will prescribe this medicine for pregnant women.”
Anybody who would like to learn more about filing a claim for a Paxil birth defect, or would like to ask a lawyer free advice about their SSRI case is welcome to visit InjuryLawyerFree.com at any time; there, they can read more about the health issues that can occur as the result of taking these medications.
About InjuryLawyerFree.com:
InjuryLawyerFree.com is a new website dedicated to helping people getting legal advice for their personal injuries, as well as providing claim evaluations at no cost or obligation. For more information, please visit http://www.injurylawyerfree.com/s-s-r-i-birth-defects-lawyer/
Ervin Duncan, InjuryLawyerFree.com, http://www.injurylawyerfree.com/s-s-r-i-birth-defects-lawyer/, +1 (949) 555-2861, [email protected]
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