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Serzone liver damage and other side effects

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  1. It seems that there are a number of problems with
    antidepressants and side effects of late. Serzone in
    particular has allegedly been the cause of serious liver
    problems that can lead liver failure, a liver transplant, or
    even death. If you check out
    bigclassaction.comserzone3.html
    they have some more information on the effects of Serzone on
    the liver as well as offering a free case evaluation. If you
    happen to have suffered other side effects from Serzone, you
    might want to take a look at
    bigclassaction.comserzone.html
    which has some more information. I thought this might be
    interesting and hope it might of some help.

    kr0

  2. In article c1jdc.50974$Pk3.38749@pd7tw1no said:

    It seems that there are a number of problems with
    antidepressants and side effects of late. Serzone in
    particular has allegedly been the cause of serious liver
    problems that can lead liver failure, a liver transplant,
    or even death. If you check out

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