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Generically known as metoclopramide, Reglan is a medication used in the treatment of various gastrointestinal disorders, including:
Reglan is produced by Schwarz Pharma and was first approved by the FDA in 1985.
Despite many uses, however, Reglan is known to cause some rare but severe side effects, which can be, in the worst cases, potentially fatal.
Anyone injured after taking Reglan, as well as families of deceased Reglan patients, should meet with an experienced personal injury lawyer to learn more about their legal rights and find out if they are entitled to compensation for their injuries.
An appropriate Reglan treatment dose will depend on:
In general, guidelines for safely taking Reglan medication include taking Reglan:
Doctors will provide patients with more specific instructions for Reglan treatment, based on an individual's condition and circumstances.
Unfortunately, Reglan treatments are always totally safe. While most cases of Reglan side effects are minor and will dissipate when patients stop taking Reglan, in rare events, severe Reglan side effects (such as the follow) may arise:
Those most likely to develop serious Reglan side effects include patients:
Patients injured after taking Reglan should seek emergency medical attention to prevent further complications and save their lives.
Once their health is stable, it's also crucial that they meet with an experienced Reglan lawyer to:
To encourage injured parties to seek the settlements they deserve, Reglan attorneys offer initial consultations for free and will delay payment for their services until (or unless) the case is won.
Have you or a loved one been injured after using Reglan? If so, contact us to speak with an experienced Reglan Attorney who specializes in drug recall litigation & lawsuits. Let us help you win the compensation you need and deserve.