Cervical Dystonia

Cervical Dystonia is a disorder that can sometimes result from the extended use of Reglan, a drug used to treat heartburn and diabetes.

The condition causes the muscles in the neck to seize up painfully and often leads to extreme pain, jerking motions of the head, and an involuntary twisting of the neck.

Possible Complications Permanent nerve damage in the neck area, resulting in lasting pain and numbness Depression, as a side effect of the constant pain and disability The spreading of dystonia to other body parts, including the face, arms, or torso

If you have been affected by this painful and lifelong condition because of Reglan use, you may be curious about your rights.

There are legal professionals that can help you file a lawsuit against the pharmaceutical company that failed to produce a safe product.

For more information about Reglan lawsuits and cervical dystonia, please visit : Reglan Side Effects Lawyer