Children’s Advil Can Cause Stevens Johnson Syndrome
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Symptoms of Stevens Johnson Syndrome
Children’s Advil is part of a class of over-the-counter drugs known as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). It was initially praised for providing a safer alternative to prescription drugs because it is less toxic and can be used for a longer period with higher dosage. While Stevens Johnson Syndrome can be caused by viral infection and some forms of cancer, it is primarily the result of adverse drug reactions from drugs such as Children’s Advil. If your child or a loved one has used Children’s Advil, you should look out for certain symptoms, which could be a precursor to SJS. Symptoms of SJS include:- Flu- like symptoms
- Skin blisters and mucous membrane that develop blisters Rashes
- Facial and tongue swelling
- Vision problems
Speak to a Stevens Johnson Syndrome Attorney
The short and long term effects of SJS can be extremely painful. It is important that you seek immediate medical attention. If you believe the disease was contracted by a drug such as Children’s Advil, please contact our law office to speak directly to an attorney about your case. The manufacturers of these drugs may be found liable for your damages. Over $1 BILLION Recovered
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