Yaz Birth Control Pill and Gal Bladder Problems

Hello my name is attorney David Ennis and we have been investigating yaz.yasmin and ocella cases since July of 2009. It appears from our investigation that these BC pills contain a progestin component, Drosperinone which is unique to these BC pills not found in others. Drosperinone is a spironolactone analog and can cause elevation of potassium levels due to its potassium-sparring dieuritic effects. Because Drosperinone can act like a diuretic, it can cause dehydration which causes increased potassium levels {Hyperkalemia} and a decrease in sodium levels [Hyponatremia] in the body. Potassium is a key control in the electrical system of the heart and therefore the elevated levels cause arrythythmias which can lead to stroke, dvt's, pe's or heart attacks. The dehydration can also lead to kidney stones and gall bladder disease. We were involved in the Ortho Evra litigation and we did not see clients who experienced gall bladder disease or removal. This side effect seems to be linked to Yaz/Yasmin and Ocella. We offer free nationwide consultations and you can go to our websites: http://www.ennislaw.com or http://www.the-yaz-lawyer.com for updated information. I hope we shed some light on this issue.