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The Answers You Need to Two Questions About Fosamax
Where is a Femur Fracture and Why Might You Need a Lawyer?
It has been nearly two years since the FDA announced it was conducting a safety review related to Fosamax and atypical femur fractures. Since the March 2010 announcement many women taking Fosamax to treat osteoporosis have had questions about the safety of the drug and about what to do if they are injured.
First for Users of Fosamax – Where is a Femur Fracture?
The femur is also known as the thigh bone and connects the hip and knee joints. It is one of the longest, largest and strongest bones in the body. Bisphosphonate femur fractures, such as Fosamax fractures, have occurred atypically – meaning that they have occurred without trauma and in an uneven way.
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Next for Users of Fosamax – Do You Need a Fosamax Injury Lawyer?
If you have suffered an atypical femur fracture while on Fosamax then you might have questions about Fosamax litigation and whether you should contact Fosamax lawyers. A Fosamax lawyer will help you understand what happened to you and help you get the recovery that you deserve. You have nothing to lose, and much to gain, by talking to Fosamax lawyers after a femur fracture injury that can so greatly impact your quality of life.
