Invokana Lawsuits and the Risk of Amputation | Submit a Claim Today
If you have type 2 diabetes, then your doctor may have prescribed Invokana or Invokamet to help you manage your glucose levels.
But did you know that Janssen Pharmaceuticals, the maker of these drugs, never fully tested the long term effects on patients? Now thousands are suffering from amputations of the toe, foot or leg (and some have even had multiple amputations).
If you or someone you know has taken Invokana and experienced the serious side effects below, contact Cordisco & Saile LLC for more information at 215-642-2335.
The prescription drug Invokana, taken by those that suffer from type 2 diabetes, has received warnings by the FDA for possible increased risks of kidney failure, heart attacks, numerous cardiovascular issues and ketoacidosis.
Can I Make a Claim?
Did you take Invokana or Invokamet and suffered from an amputation? You may be able to make a claim if you meet the following qualifications:
- You started taking Invokana after March 2013 OR
- You started taking Invokamet after August 2014
- You or a loved one experienced an amputation (or multiple amputations) involving toes, a foot or a leg.
Concerns and Dangers with Invokana
The prescription drug Invokana, taken by those that suffer from type 2 diabetes, has received warnings by the FDA for possible increased risks of kidney failure, heart attacks, numerous cardiovascular issues and ketoacidosis. Some complications with diabetic ketoacidosis are low potassium, swelling in the brain, and low blood sugar. If left untreated, this condition is considered fatal.
The plaintiffs in current Invokana lawsuits allege that the maker of the drug Jannsen, a Johnson & Johnson company, failed to notify physicians and patients of the increased risks of kidney failure, ketoacidosis, and myocardial infraction.
Purpose of the Prescription Drug Invokana
Invokana was created as an SGLT2 inhibitor that helps to improve glycemic control and lower blood sugar for adults that suffer from type 2 diabetes. Diabetes is among the leading causes of death in the United States, and can lead to serious issues if untreated including heart disease, risk of stroke and high blood pressure, among others.
Known Invokana Side Effects
Side effects of Invokana have been linked to reports of severe and potentially life threatening injuries:
Amputations
Bone fractures
Diabetic ketoacidosis
Heart attack
Stroke
Urinary tract infections
Kidney failure
Have You Been Injured by Invokana?
If you or someone you know has taken Invokana and experienced these dangerous side effects, Cordisco & Saile LLC is available to help you in determining if you have a case. Contact us with your questions or concerns at 215-642-2335.
