50 cases against Xarelto are already going to court. Consumers are frustrated with false advertising by Janssen Pharmaceuticals, the marketing company responsible for Xarelto advertising.

Xarelto is a blood thinner prescribed to stop blood from clotting and reduce the risk of strokes. Though side effects are listed on the packaging, consumers have been suffering from severe side effects they were not warned of.



The following are side effects listed by Xarelto :
● Nosebleeds
● Bleeding of the gums
● Heavier than normal menstrual or vaginal bleeding
● Severe, uncontrollable bleeding
● Discolored urine
● Red or black stool
● Coughing up blood
● Vomitting blood
● Headaches
● Dizziness
● Pain, swelling, or continued bleeding at the site of a wound.

The severe side effects not listed, that consumers are suffering from include the following:
● Bleeding of the rectum
● Intestinal or abdominal bleeding
● Bleeding of the brain
● Hemorrhaging

Victims of Xarelto are spending extended periods of time in the hospital as doctors struggle to stop their bleeding. Until recently, doctors were not connecting that many patients suffering with severe internal bleeding were suffering from effects of Xarelto. This is due mainly to the false advertising on the packaging and in commercials for the drug.

Those who have suffered or seen loved ones suffer from the severe side effects of Xarelto, are seeking Lawyers to take action against Janssen Pharmaceuticals and Bayer. In a similar case of false advertising, the supplier and marketing company awarded over $650 million to victims of Pradaxa who suffered severe internal bleeding were. Victims of Xarelto are expected to see similar settlements for their own suffering.

Victims are looking for lawyers to take on their product liability cases today.

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