Q. What side effects have been linked to Zicam?
A. Zicam has been linked to a permanent or long-lasting loss of smell and taste in users.
Q. Has a Zicam recall been issued by the FDA?
A. A Zicam recall has not yet been established. However, the FDA has urged consumers to stop using certain Zicam nasal products.
Q. Which Zicam products have been affected the FDA warning?
A. The FDA has warned that Zicam Cold Remedy Swabs (Kids Size), Zicam Cold Remedy Nasal Swabs and Zicam Cold Remedy Nasal Gel should be discontinued as they are associated with a loss of smell and taste.
Q. How does Zicam cause a loss of smell?
A. Zicam uses zinc help reduce the severity and duration of a common cold. However, when large amounts of zinc are delivered into the nasal cavity, it can cause damage to the nasal tissue leading to a loss of smell and taste.
Q. What problems are associated with a loss of smell and taste?
A. When a person experiences a loss of smell, they may be unable to detect hazardous odors from gas, smoke or spoiled food. This can increase a person's chance of becoming injured or ill. In addition, loss of taste may lead to poor nutrition and loss of enjoyment from eating.
Q. What can I do if I lost my sense of smell and taste after using Zicam?
A. If you have lost your sense of smell or taste after using Zicam, you may be eligible for a Zicam lawsuit. You may be able to obtain compensation for the damage Zicam side effects have had on your life. Fill out our free case evaluation form to speak to a Zicam lawyer today.
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