Crestor was first approved by the Food and Drug Administration in 2003, although even then there was an outcry against its use. Even before its approval, Crestor was attacked by the Public Citizen group for its potentially dangerous side effects.

In 2004, AstraZeneca came under fire again for the mixed safety messages it was sending in marketing campaigns for Crestor. The drug continued to be promoted, despite objections by consumer groups and hesitance by some medical professionals who recognize its links to rhabdomyolysis.

Clearly, Crestor has been scrutinized throughout its time on the market. If you have fallen victim to Crestor’s side effects, you owe it to yourself and other users of the medication to speak out. An attorney can help you fight for justice and prevent the makers of Crestor from profiting from the pain of others. Do not hesitate to contact a compassionated and well-respected lawyer today.

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