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888-630-1383If you have been treated for cancer with chemotherapy, you probably expected to lose your hair during treatment. While losing your hair can be traumatic, it should eventually grow back.
However, many patients who were treated with Taxotere may never see regrowth. These patients are faced with permanent baldness and the accompanying depression and psychological stress.
If you or a loved one is suffering from permanent alopecia, hair problems, or other serious injuries as a result of taking Taxotere, you may be entitled to compensation for your injuries. Contact a Taxotere lawsuit lawyer from Tosi Law LLP at 888-312-2518 for a free, no-obligation review of your claim.
According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Taxotere is a medication used to treat prostate cancer, breast cancer, and non-small cell lung cancer. The drug works by attacking the cancer cells in your body, damaging the skeleton of the cell to stop growth and reproduction. Because it is a strong chemotherapy drug, it can cause severe side effects in patients. Some of the most common side effects include:
Most patients taking Taxotere experience hair loss, which includes the hair on your head, your eyelashes and eyebrows, pubic hair, and underarm hair. Hair generally grows back, although not in all cases.
Fluid retention generally goes away within a few weeks or months of treatment, and it typically starts around the fifth treatment. Swelling of the legs and feet are often the first warning signs that you will retain fluid while taking this drug.
Taxotere can cause a drop in the number of white blood cells, increasing your risk of infection. Because fever is a common sign of infection, your doctor will likely suggest taking your temperature frequently in the first few days after being treated with Taxotere.
Approximately ten percent of the patients who are treated with Taxotere feel unusually tired or weak after treatments. While resting before your treatments can alleviate the symptoms, you should let your doctor know if this side effect lasts longer than a week.
While common after a Taxotere treatment, rashes are generally severe in about five percent of patients. Typically occurring on the feet and hands, it can also appear on your body, arms, or face.
This severe side effect affects patients approximately 20 percent of the time, causing pain in the muscles or joints.
Conjunctivitis or blockage of the tear ducts can occur, causing excessive tearing.
Your fingernails or toenails may change color while being treated with Taxotere. Although it is unusual, in some cases, patients’ nails fall off entirely. Your nails should grow back when you have finished your treatments.
Approximately half of the patients who are treated with Taxotere experience numbness, burning sensations, or tingling in the hands and feet. Some patients also experience weakness of the hands and feet. These side effects typically disappear within a few months of the time your treatments are completed.
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A study published in Annals of Oncology suggests that taxane chemotherapy drugs were responsible for permanent hair loss among study participants. Laboratory tests ruled out iron or zinc deficiency as well as thyroid disorders in those patients, and no regrowth of the scalp hair was noted.
If you or a loved one was treated with Taxotere while undergoing chemotherapy treatment and has permanent alopecia, hair problems, or other serious injuries as a result of the treatment, contact the team at Tosi Law LLP at 888-312-2518. We can provide you with a free, no-obligation consultation and help you understand what options are available for pursuing damages in your claim.
While every case is unique, some of the common types of damages available in cases like yours include:
Every state places a deadline on the amount of time you have to pursue damages in any personal injury case, including lawsuits against drug companies. A Taxotere lawsuit lawyer can review your claim and explain the amount of time you have to pursue damages based on your state.
If you miss the deadline, the courts may not allow you to file your claim.
We understand the importance of filing a claim before the statute of limitations runs out. Call us right away at 888-312-2518 for a free review of your case and to find out what time limits could impact your claim.
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Live chatIf you or a member of your family was given Taxotere to treat cancer and are now suffering long term or permanent side effects as a result of that treatment, contact a Taxotere lawsuit lawyer who can start working on your claim right away.
At Tosi Law LLP, we know how to build a strong case to pursue damages for our clients. Whether we take on the drug company directly or join in-progress multidistrict litigation, we will pursue damages to the fullest extent of your injuries.
Here are a few specific ways we can help:
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For a free, no-risk consultation and important answers for how you should proceed in your Taxotere lawsuit, call Tosi Law LLP at 888-312-2518. We have worked on cases similar to yours and are proud of our results.
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