Birth control pill has been needed for a long time, in fact there are tens of millions of users in the United States alone. For the most part, contraceptive pills are a good and dependable way for adult females to preclude unwanted impregnation. Yaz is one contraceptive pill that stands out as rather unusual from the others, and was wildly popular because of its effectiveness in treating PMDD. Yasmin is the contraceptive pill that is advertised as being efficient in not only preventing impregnation but also in the treatment of PMDD and acne. All was going well until the users of this medication observed that there were some rather troublesome Yaz side effects.

Even though Yaz went through clinical trials and received FDA approval in the United States, the aggressive marketing of the oral contraceptive for its effect of reducing the incidence of PMDD and acne led to its popularity and exposure. This exposure was to a much larger array of ladies than were initially involved in the clinical trials and subsequently, far more sufferers of the Yasmin side effects were found. The more extreme side effects include stroke, kidney failure, and gall bladder disease. Among the modest and far more common side effects are headaches, weight gain, and reduced sex drive.

Symptoms or injury may have occurred while taking Yaz or within a few weeks after you stop using the oral contraceptive. If your injury leads to gall bladder removal months after finishing use of the product, then you may be eligible for compensation. Yaz side effects should not be taken lightly. Even if you have side effects as small as headaches, they could later grow migraines. Lawful action could mean an individual suit against the producer of the drug, or against the doctor who prescribed its use. You also may be entitled for money through a class action lawsuit against Bayer Pharmaceuticals.