Stevens-Johnson Syndrome Injuries linked to Lamictal Use
Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (“SJS”) is an extremely painful and potentially lethal condition that can be caused by several medications, including Lamictal....
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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (“SJS”) is an extremely painful and potentially lethal condition that can be caused by several medications, including Lamictal....
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Allopurinol, a first-line treatment for gout, has been found to be an extremely common cause of Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), just...
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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (“SJS”) and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis (“TEN”) involve severe skin reactions, horrific pain, and, often, lengthy hospitalizations. Childers, Schlueter...
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In February 2019, a 14-year-old North Hollywood, California, high school student took a medication called Lamictal for mood swings and...
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Atlanta injury law firm, Childers, Schlueter, & Smith, LLC, filed a lawsuit against Bayer in 2016 alleging that a number...
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Stevens-Johnson syndrome is generally considered to be a medication-induced condition. However, cases of non-drug-related SJS also occur, particularly related to...
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When the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) limited the use of Uloric in February of 2019, allopurinol became the...
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Most people typically associate severe burn injuries with fires or scalding water, but there are a number of other injuries...
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Research presented recently at the American Diabetes Association (ADA) 77th Scientific Sessions in San Diego warned that clinicians managing blood...
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Stevens-Johnson Syndrome is an extremely painful and potentially deadly condition that can be caused by several medications, including Lamictal. Childers,...
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