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Strattera Liver Injury Warning from Drug Maker, Eli Lilly

On December 17, 2004 Eli Lilly & Co. warned that Strattera, its new drug taken by children and adults with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, causes
serious liver side effects in a small number of patients.

Eli Lilly put a bold print warning on the drug's label and will also send a letter to doctors informing them of the Strattera liver injury side effects.

Strattera was launched in January 2003 and has the potential to be an investor's dream of a blockbuster for Lilly.

Eli Lilly received reports about two patients who developed the Strattera liver injury problems. Both reports were submitted to the Food and Drug Administration as required by law. After examining the two cases, Eli Lilly and the FDA agreed to add the label warning. Do you want to tell your story to a Strattera lawyer?

Teenager develops Strattera-induced liver injury
The first case involved a 14 year-old-boy who developed persistent symptoms of the flu after being on the appropriate dose of Strattera for about four months. Blood tests done by the boy's physician showed that his liver was functioning improperly.

The boy immediately stopped taking the Strattera and recovered in several weeks
without major liver damage. But the boy went back on Strattera in April because it seemed to alleviate his ADHD better than other drugs he had tried. A month later, he had to be hospitalized for jaundice, another serious liver problem. His condition improved after he stopped taking Strattera.

When a person develops a Strattera liver side effect again after going back on the drug, this raises immediate red flags and increases the likelihood that the liver injury problem was caused by the drug.

Woman gets jaundice from Strattera
A second case involving a 31-year-old-woman surfaced in early December. She got
flu symptoms and jaundice after being on Strattera for a month but recovered after stopping the drug.

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CASE INFORMATION
Injured Person's Date of Birth:
Why was Strattera prescribed?
Do you suffer from the following injuries:
Jaundice (yellow colored skin)
Dark urine (cola colored)
Upper right-sided abdominal tenderness (location of the liver)
Liver dysfunction
Severe liver damage such acute hepatitis
Swelling or hives
Upset stomach
Itchy skin
Persistent flu-like symptoms
Decreased appetite
Nausea or vomiting
Dizziness
Tiredness
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Painful urination
Sexual side effects such as decreased libido, impotence, ejaculation problems, and painful sexual intercourse

SUICIDE INFORMATION
Suicide:
Suicide
Attempted Suicide
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Case of death (if applicable):
Was Strattera listed as part of the cause of death? Yes No

STRATTERA INFORMATION
On what date was the drug first prescribed?
How long did you take this drug?
How many miligrams did you take per day?
Please describe your case. Please explain any problems and /or reactions that you have experienced as a result of taking this drug:

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