Testosterone Injury Attorney

Do You Have a Low-T Lawsuit?

Did you use a low testosterone supplement or drug? You may be able to take legal action against the manufacturer. Recent studies have linked Low-T drugs with serious side effects such as heart attack. The first step you should take is contacting your doctor.

Your doctor can assess your health and determine if it is safe for you to continue use of your Low-T treatment. The next step is to contact our firm. Meyerkord & Kurth LLC is currently investigating these cases and taking calls from individuals who may have Low-T lawsuits.

Do you have a case? Call (800) 391-4318 today to find out.

Types of Low Testosterone Drugs

Some of the most commonly prescribed low-T treatments include:

• Androgel
• Testim
• Axiron

Other name brand prescriptions include Striant, Delatestryl, and Fortesta. Talk to your doctor if you have a concern about the testosterone drug or therapy you are currently on. Some research indicates that use of these Low-T products can lead to major heart events in men.

Who Is at Risk?

Two categories of men have been listed as primarily at risk for heart events while taking Low-T drugs:

• Men currently living with a heart condition
• Men over the age of 65

If you are currently living with a heart condition, have high blood pressure, or have suffered heart attack/stroke in the past, research suggests that taking Low-T drugs could put you at a greater risk for suffering a serious heart event.

Likewise, men over the age of 65 should be cautioned before taking Low-T drugs. Some of the newest health studies indicate that risk of suffering a serious heart event could as much as double in men over 65 once they start taking a Low-T drug.

Alternatives to Low-T Drugs

There are many natural ways that men can boost their testosterone levels. If you have concerns about the Low-T drug or treatment you are currently on, your doctor may recommend one or more of the following alternatives:

• Regular exercise – Most doctors recommend that men struggling with low testosterone work regular exercise into their schedule, at least three days a week for a duration of 20 minutes.
• 7-8 hours of sleep per night – Some men may be able to boost their testosterone levels simply by getting a good night's rest. Most doctors will recommend a solid 7-8 hours.
• Avoiding known stressors – Stress and high anxiety often contribute to low testosterone levels. Doctors may recommend taking a vacation, avoiding working long hours, or doing things you know will cause anxiety.

Alternatives to Low-T Drugs

There are many natural ways that men can boost their testosterone levels. If you have concerns about the Low-T drug or treatment you are currently on, your doctor may recommend one or more of the following alternatives: 

• Regular exercise – Most doctors recommend that men struggling with low testosterone work regular exercise into their schedule, at least three days a week for a duration of 20 minutes.
• 7-8 hours of sleep per night – Some men may be able to boost their testosterone levels simply by getting a good night's rest. Most doctors will recommend a solid 7-8 hours.
• Avoiding known stressors – Stress and high anxiety often contribute to low testosterone levels. Doctors may recommend taking a vacation, avoiding working long hours, or doing things you know will cause anxiety.

Contacting Meyerkord & Kurth

If you took a Low-T drug and are wondering if you have legal recourse, the simplest way to find out is by contacting our firm.

Meyerkord & Kurth offers free initial consultations by phone and in-person.