Plavix information and resources added: SITE UPDATE

Since Saiontz, Kirk & Miles began investigating potential lawsuits for Plavix side effects, we have been contacted by many concerned individuals who used the blood thinner.  In response to several requests for further information regarding the problems with Plavix, we have added more resources to our website about the Plavix claims.

Plavix Information and Resources

If you, a friend or family member have suffered a heart attack, stroke, internal bleeding, ulcers or death after using Plavix, we provide free consultations to determine if you may be entitled to compensation.  Request a free claim evaluation.

 

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“Plavix information and resources added: SITE UPDATE”

  1. Margarete Schaefer Says:

    In late August 2006 I had a stroke, for which I am recovering. I am awaiting a determination on my long-term disability. Yesterday my employer for all intents and purposes terminated my employment citing a federal statute. Which means that I will be ineligible for medical coverage (COBRA and alternative plans are past my means). I have been searching the internet on how I may withdraw from my meds (I now take four, all of which include blood thinners, include blood thinners). Do you know of a source for withdrawal. I am particularly concerned about Plavix. If I would have known the side effecfs I would have said no to the drug. Thank you for your help.

  2. carolyn sadler Says:

    I have taken plavix for several years.I wae diagnoised with Reynods Syndrom back in the 90’s I take plavix every day. My left hand turned black and red I had large red splotches on my wrist. I haven’t noticed any side effects except for bruising easily.

  3. GREG STANLEY Says:

    ive had 4 cypher sirolimus-eluting stents put in on 11-03-06. sarted taking plavix at that time, since then ive been to the emergency room twice in undescribeable pain in my hands , one place had no answers the other place sugguested (raynaud phenomenon) I dont think so, im a 40 year old male and have never had any troulble with ANY pain in my hans at all. they are now almost paralyzed with pain. thank you plavix

  4. L Pully Says:

    I am recovering from a stroke on the brain stem 3 yrs ago. I affected cranial nerves 3-10 on the left side. during the healing process my right side started to incur and continues with intense burning and pain. As a paramedic, I have seen many stroke patients and I self diagnosed mine to rapidly get to the hospital. Before my stroke I never associated a stroke with pain.

    After 3 yrs of plavix, folic acid and aspirin, there are several sores on my arms and one on my lip that do not go away. I stopped taking Plavix and all started to heal. On informing my doctors (internist and neurologist), both became VERY concerned and asked me if I wanted to have another stroke or wanted to take Plavix.

    I am in a dilema.

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