Pfizer has recalled two lots of RELPAX, a migraine medication for adults, over concerns it may be contaminated with two types of harmful bacteria: genus Pseudomonas and Burkholderia. While the risk of illness is low in healthy adults, the microorganisms can cause life-threatening infections in immunosuppressed people.
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Migraine Medication Recalled Due to Bacteria: What to Know
Migraine Medication Recalled Due to Bacteria: What to Know
Pfizer has recalled two lots of RELPAX, a migraine medication for adults, over concerns it may be contaminated with two types of harmful bacteria: genus Pseudomonas and Burkholderia. While the risk of illness is low in healthy adults, the microorganisms can cause life-threatening infections in immunosuppressed people.
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