Rezulin

Rezulin was a drug used to treat type 2 diabetes until March 21, 2000 when it was recalled. Rezulin was intended to help patients with type 2 diabetes who needed to regulate their insulin and blood sugar levels. Approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in 1997, its potentially deadly effects on the liver were known for some time.

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Gancedo & Nieves represents many individuals who have suffered serious liver injury and death as a result of taking Rezulin®. Our Rezulin® clients benefit from our experience in pharmaceutical litigation, and experience first hand unsurpassed personal care and responsiveness. If you or a loved one has suffered liver damage as the result of taking Rezulin, please contact us today!

e-mail Address:			Date of Birth:

Name:			Daytime Phone Number:

Self/Patient:			Relationship:


Address:			City:

State:			Zip:


Type of Diabetes? (Type 1 or 2)			When Diagnosed?

Rezulin Prescribed by: (physician's name)

Physician's Address:

Physician's Telephone:

Start Date:			End Date:

Dosage: (mg)


Please list any other medications for taken for diabetes:


Have you had a liver function test?	Yes	No
Date:

Performed by and where:

Results:


Have you had a liver panel test?	Yes	No
Date:

Performed by and where:

Results


Since taking Rezulin have you been diagnosed with any of the following conditions:
Cirrhosis	Yes	No
Liver Failure	Yes	No
Hepatitis C	Yes	No
Fatty Liver	Yes	No
Elevated Liver Enzymes	Yes	No
Other Liver Disease	Yes	No

Have you had a liver biopsy?	Yes	No
Date:

Performed by and where:

Results


What are your symptoms?


Have you had any of these symptoms?
Vomiting	Yes	No
Nausea	Yes	No
Jaundice	Yes	No
Severe Fatigue	Yes	No
Abdominal Pain	Yes	No
Loss of Appetite	Yes	No
Dark Urine	Yes	No
Increased liver enzymes	Yes	No
Hepatitis	Yes	No
Increases AST levels	Yes	No
Increased ALT levels	Yes	No

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