One of the most widely publicized areas of prescription drug cases concerns Stevens Johnson Syndrome.  SJS has been linked to the prescriptions drugs Motrin, Ibuprofen, Bactrim, Advil, Ketek and Delantin.  We believe that the manufacturer has not provided adequate warnings to consumers what would allows said to consumer to make an informed decision between the risks of the aforementioned drugs and some other course.  

Erythema multiforme occurring with large blister formation, mucous membrane (oral) involvement, and fever is known as "Stevens-Johnson syndrome."  The cause of this syndrome is thought to be the same as erythema multiforme, yet it is a more exaggerated form causing more extensive damage. Another variant of erythema multiforme is called "toxic epidermal necrolysis." In this variant, blister formation is very extensive with sheets of skin lifting off.

If you or someone you know has the symptoms of Stevens Johnson Syndrome after taking one of the above medications call our office today.  Our experienced team of attorneys will properly evaluate your case.  619.615.0767