Lexapro birth defects which have allegedly developed in infants of mothers taking the drug during pregnancy may include skull and heart defects, according to a new alert on Class Action.org. Reportedly, the use of Lexapro and other SSRIs during pregnancy can increase the mother’s chances of giving birth to a child with birth defects. If you took this drug while pregnant and delivered a child with Lexapro birth defects, you may be entitled to compensation. To find out if you qualify, visit http://www.classaction.org/lexapro.html and complete the no cost, no obligation form on the right with details of your
Lexapro birth defects claim.
It has been alleged that taking SSRI drugs like Lexapro during pregnancy may increase the risk of several serious birth defects affecting various parts of the body. Tetralogy of fallot (TOF), hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS), and transposition of the great arteries (TGA) are among the
Lexapro heart defects which may reportedly develop from use of the drug during pregnancy. The development of craniosynostosis, a skull defect which causes an abnormally shaped head, and omphalocele, an abdominal condition which causes the intestines to protrude through the navel, have also reportedly been linked to SSRI use during pregnancy.
Women who took this drug during pregnancy and delivered a child with a condition associated as a Lexapro birth defect may have legal recourse. To find out if you can participate in a
Lexapro lawsuit to recover financial compensation for medical bills and other damages, visit Class Action.org today. The Lexapro birth defects lawyers working with the site are providing this online consultation at no cost and with no obligation.
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