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Terbutaline Injury Lawyers
Baltimore, MD, Philadelphia, PA and Delaware
Terbutaline is a medication designed to control asthma which has been prescribed to more than 1 million pregnant women to help control preterm labor. The use of Terbutaline to control preterm labor is not an approved use by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration. Even as early as 1997, the FDA issued its first warning concerning the potential dangers associated with Terbutaline.
Based on studies performed by respected researchers and medical institutions, many women and children may now suffer severe side effects caused by the administration of Terbutaline, also prescribed as Brethine and Bricanyl, to stop preterm labor. Terbutaline can cause birth defects, brain damage, autism, developmental delay, speech defects, and movement disorders in children. Studies also show that mothers who used Terbutaline have suffered heart and lung damage a short time after taking the medication.
We offer a free initial consultation for mothers and children who may have been injured as a result of the administration of Terbutaline during the mother's pregnancy. There is no obligation to pay attorney's fees or expenses unless and until we recover damages on your behalf.
If Terbutaline was administered to you while you were pregnant for treatment of preterm labor, and you believe that Terbutaline may have been responsible for injury to you or your child, contact one of our terbutaline injury attorneys to schedule a free initial consultation and evaluation of your case.
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We help mothers and children who have been injured by taking Terbutaline to control preterm labor. If Terbutaline has affected you or a loved one, contact us to schedule your complimentary consultation today.
