Chantix is a prescription drug, approved in 2006, used to help people quit smoking. Since 2006, the FDA has received numerous adverse event reports regarding Chantix’s serious side effects, including suicidal thoughts and aggressive and erratic behavior in persons using the drug. The Institute for Safe Medication Practices commented that Chantix had more reports of serious psychiatric side effects than any other prescription drug.
Reactions to Chantix include psychiatric and nervous system injuries:
1. Suicide/Attempted suicide
2. Suicidal thoughts/ideation
3. Depression/Depressed mood
4. Anxiety and/or restlessness
5. Hallucinations
6. Delusions
7. Other mood changes
8. Blackouts
9. Agitation, aggression and hostility
10. Problems with attention and dizziness
If you took Chantix and experienced any of these symptoms you may be entitled to compensation.
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