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DES Daughters - The Injuries and Their Impact
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- Clear cell adenocarcinoma of the vagina or cervix requiring hysterectomy or radiation
- Uterine, cervical or tubal anomalies which cause:
- Primary infertility (never becoming pregnant)
- Secondary infertility (pregnant but can't carry to term)
- Miscarriage
- Premature delivery preterm labor
- Ectopic pregnancy
- Hysterectomy
- Stillbirth
- Vaginal anomalies, which cause:
- Constrictions or bands making intercourse difficult
- Adenosis (glandular growths) requiring
- Multiple physician examinations and tests
- Multiple cryosurgeries, biopsies and surgery
- Third-generation injuries associated with preterm labor or delivery resulting in premature birth and cerebral palsy, blindness or other neurological deficits or death of child.
- Infertility treatment due to infertility
- In vitro fertilization
- Gift
- IUI
- Surrogacy
- Adoption
- Psychological injury
- Depression
- Situational clinical anxiety
- Neurosis or psychosis
- Psychotherapy
- Altered Autoimmune Reactions
- Graves Disease
- Pernicious Anemia
- Hashimoto's Thyroiditis
- The scientific community has recognized a specific DES uterine anomaly. The American Fertility Society in its official publication, "Fertility and Sterility," Vol. 49, No. 6, June 1988, has officially adopted the "DES drug-related uterine malformation."
For additional supply write to: American Fertility Society 2140 11th Avenue, South Suite 200 Birmingham, AL 35205
If you that feel you, or someone you know, have been injured by a medical or pharmaceutical product, determining your legal rights can be complicated, and it may be unclear who to bring a claim against, and to what sort of damages you are entitled. To ensure that you receive just compensation, you should consider contacting an attorney with experience handling this type of case.
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