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Generically known as efalizumab, Raptiva® is an injectable medication prescribed in the treatment of psoriasis, an autoimmune condition in which red, scaly plaques develop on the skin. Raptiva® works by suppressing the immune system and, thereby, minimizing the unsightly symptoms of psoriasis.
For most patients, Raptiva® doses are injected once a week in the thigh, upper arm, abdomen or buttocks. Doctors will develop an injection rotation plan that best suits an individual Raptiva® patient.
Despite being effective at treating psoriasis, Raptiva® has been found to cause some serious, potentially fatal complications, including:
Symptoms of these Raptiva® side effects may include:
Raptiva® patients should seek emergency medical care, should they develop any combination of the above symptoms. Immediate treatment will be essential to saving injured patients' lives.
Due to the severity of Raptiva® side effects, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a nationwide Raptiva® warning on Oct. 16, 2008. In this alert, the FDA:
A comprehensive Raptiva® recall has yet to be issued.
Patients injured after taking Raptiva® (or families of deceased Raptiva® patients) should set up an initial consultation with a personal injury lawyer once their health is stable.
During these meetings, prospective plaintiffs can:
To encourage plaintiffs to seek out the compensation they deserve, Raptiva® lawyers offer these consultations for free and will delay payment for their services until a settlement is reached.
Have you or a loved one been injured after taking Raptiva®? If so, contact us to speak with an experienced Raptiva® attorney who specializes in drug recall litigation & lawsuits. Let us help you win the compensation you need and deserve.