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Foradil Inhaler Lawsuit | Schmidt & Clark, LLP

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) recently required Merck and Novartis, the makers of the popular asthma inhaler Foradil (formoterol fumarate inhalation powder) to add new warnings on the product labeling warning of an increased risk of hospitalization and death.
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Do I Have a Foradil Lawsuit? If you or a loved one have used a Foradil inhaler and subsequently suffered from a serious injury or unfortunate death, you should contact us immediately. You may be entitled to compensation for your injuries or loss and we can help.

The Problem With LABAs

Foradil belongs to a class of inhalers called Long-Acting Beta-Agonists (LABAs).

Foradil inhalers relax the muscles in bronchial passages, allowing more air to flow. The medication generally provides immediate relief to asthma sufferers but unfortunately, does not treat the underlying inflammation. This creates the risk of a life-threatening condition.

FAQs

1. What Is the Foradil Inhaler Lawsuit About?

The Foradil inhaler lawsuit is about claims that the medication may have caused serious side effects, leading to legal action by affected patients.

2. Who Is Eligible to File a Foradil Inhaler Lawsuit?

Individuals who experienced severe side effects or health complications after using Foradil may be eligible to file a Foradil Inhaler lawsuit.

3. What Side Effects Are Linked to Foradil That Prompted the Lawsuit?

The side effects linked to Foradil that prompted the lawsuit include severe respiratory issues, including worsening asthma symptoms and other serious side effects.

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