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Depo Provera linked to Bone Loss
January 4 2006
A Canadian class action lawsuit has been filed against the makers of Depo Provera, a birth control injection prescribed to more than 600,000 Canadians last year. The Canadian lawsuit alleges that women who have taken the contraceptive have developed osteoporosis, a condition that causes bones to become fragile and more likely to fracture. Depo Provera was tested in the 1980s and approved in Canada in 1997. Two million prescriptions for the drug have been written in Canada in the past four years.
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Depo-Provera In the News
MAY-31-08: A court has approved a $50 million class action suit alleging that Depo Provera caused serious bone density loss in patients. [GAZETTE: DEPO-PROVERA]
Canadian Depo Provera Legal Help
If you have suffered from osteoporosis after taking Depo Provera, please fill in our form on the right to send your complaint to a lawyer for a free case evaluation with no obligation.
I began Depo Provera in 2004 and was diagnosed with Osteoporosis in my spine and Osteopenia in my limbs. I am at a high fracture risk at the age of 38. My physician feels it is because of the injections. I face a lifetime of fragility. One slip and I could be in a wheel chair for life.
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