If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with an illness after long-term use of a CPAP ventilator, you could be eligible to file a lawsuit against the manufacturer for causing your condition. Find out more about CPAP ventilators below to see if a lawsuit is the right path for you.
Is your CPAP ventilator slowly hurting you in your sleep?
A CPAP (Continuous Positive Air Pressure) ventilator is a machine that aids users with breathing obstructions in the upper respiratory tract. It is used by those who suffer from sleep apnea or to reduce the work of breathing in those with acute decompensated heart failure. Because the soundproofing material used to quiet the device breaks down over time, carcinogenic pieces of sound abatement foam have made people extremely sick. Certain CPAP ventilators pose serious illness and injuries to those who rely on them, and can even result in cancer and death.
Known symptoms of the use of faulty CPAP machines include coughing, respiratory failure, and other toxic effects. Consistent use of faulty CPAP ventilators can develop into cancer, renal failure, asthma, and more. Some other issues you may experience include:
Long term side effects of faulty CPAP ventilator use can include a variety of cancers such as lung, nasal, renal, stomach and more. You could also experience a heart attack, upper respiratory difficulties, and extreme pain while breathing.
CPAP manufacturer Philips Respironics was aware of the toxic effects of the soundproofing materials used in their products since the 2000s but continued to produce them. Philips Respironics behaved negligently. As a result, lawsuits all over the country are being filed by long term CPAP users that relied on the ventilators to breathe.
Think you have an injury related to CPAP ventilator use?
If you or a loved one was affected by a faulty CPAP ventilator that directed toxic carcinogens into your airway then you may be able to file a CPAP lawsuit and receive a settlement. Settlements for CPAP claimants are meant to compensate consumers for their pain and suffering as well as financial losses that they’ve experienced such as medical expenses and lost wages. Find out if you qualify for a CPAP settlement case by filling out a qualification survey.
Want to learn more about how to file a CPAP lawsuit?
If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with a serious illness after a recorded history of long-term CPAP usage then you could be eligible to file a CPAP settlement suit. Current lawsuits have alleged that manufacturer Philips Respironics knew that ventilators were faulty and did not properly warn the public of their dangers.
If you have experienced pain and suffering, medical bills, and other expenses due to your new diagnosis then a CPAP settlement may compensate you for your condition. Complete our qualification survey for a free case review. Get justice, today.
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