Chicago, IL Lawyers for Injuries from Vaccines Containing Tetanus Toxoid

Vaccination Lawsuit Attorneys Serving Injured Adults and Children throughout the entire U.S.

The diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis combined vaccine, DTaP, as well as any of the tetanus toxoid containing vaccines (DT, Td, DTP and TT) have been known to cause serious adverse reactions. Although such reactions are rare, the impacted children and adults can be severely injured. Compensation for such injuries may be available through the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Vaccine injury lawyers,Ed Kraus, Amy Kraus and Brynna Gang can file a compensation claim for you.

Tetanus Toxoid Severe Injuries

Reactions to vaccines containing tetanus toxoid can include:

• SIRVA
• Dangerously high fever
• Brain damage
• Encephalopathy
• Loss of consciousness
• Breathing problems
• Severe allergic reaction
• Long-term seizures

These vaccine injuries are serious and are likely to have lasting effects on your life or the life of the injured child.

If you notice unusual or concerning symptoms, you should seek medical attention for your, or your child right away. You may be able to prevent a vaccine injury.

Getting Help for Injury Expenses

The potential for severe injuries from vaccines containing tetanus toxoid may be small, but these injuries can be catastrophic when they do occur. Physical rehabilitation may be necessary, and these injuries almost always carry hefty medical expenses. In some cases, there may be irreversible cognitive changes caused by brain damage.

If you, or your child, has been injured by a vaccine containing the tetanus toxoid, you may be facing substantial out-of-pocket medical costs, all while contending with the medical needs of your child, and dealing with the pain and anguish caused by such an injury. Through the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, you may be entitled to compensation.

If you live in Chicago, Illinois, or anywhere else in the United States, please contact the Vaccine Injury Law Project to learn more about compensation for vaccine injury. You can call us at 312-858-2177, or contact us via email.