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Chantix - Behavior Changes Alleged From Stop Smoking Drug

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CHANTIX is a drug prescribed by doctors to help patients stop smoking. It has been alleged that CHANTIX may cause unwanted side effects that affect the patient's behavior and mood. It has been noted by the FDA that these changes in behavior occurred even when the patient did not stop smoking.

If you have taken CHANTIX and experienced severe mood swings or behaviors destructive to yourself or others then contact the law offices of J. Robert Davis LLP today. Call 800-529-5072 or complete the easy form on this page. We might be able to help you receive financial compensation.

According to the FDA CHANTIX may be related to changes in:

• Behavior
• Agitation
• Depressed Mood
• Suicidal Ideation
• Actual Suicidal Behavior

FDA ALERT [2/1/2008]: FDA is issuing this Alert to highlight important revisions to the WARNINGS and PRECAUTIONS sections of the full prescribing information for Chantix regarding serious neuropsychiatric symptoms. Serious neuropsychiatric symptoms have occurred in patients taking Chantix. These symptoms include changes in behavior, agitation, depressed mood, suicidal ideation, and attempted and completed suicide. While some patients may have experienced these types of symptoms and events as a result of nicotine withdrawal, some patients taking Chantix who experienced serious neuropsychiatric symptoms and events had not yet discontinued smoking. In most cases, neuropsychiatric symptoms developed during Chantix treatment, but in others, symptoms developed following withdrawal of Chantix therapy." (Source: http://www.fda.gov/CDER/Drug/infopage/varenicline/default.htm)

If you have taken CHANTIX and experienced severe mood or behavioral changes then contact our attorneys now for a fast and free legal case review. Call 800-529-5072 or complete the easy form on this page.

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