If you or someone you love used the depo shot and were later diagnosed with meningioma, this page tracks where things stand for you, plainly.
Did you ever use Depo-Provera, the depo shot?
Two quick questions. No name, phone, or email yet.
Were you later diagnosed with meningioma?
Still no name, phone, or email at this step.
Based on what you told us, this may reach you. The exact rules for who’s covered haven’t been made public yet, so no one, including us, can promise a result. What we can do is get your situation in front of Jeff Antin of Antin, Ehrlich & Epstein, LLP for a real look.
Your information is on its way to the team. Someone will reach out.
You don’t need a confirmed diagnosis to keep this on your radar. Right now, a case review usually needs an MRI or CT scan showing a meningioma. If you’re waiting on imaging or you’re not sure yet, that’s a normal place to be. You can always come back and finish this once you have an answer.
Thanks for checking. Based on what you told us, this Watch likely isn’t about your own situation, and that’s a straight answer, not a brush-off. If you’re checking on behalf of someone else, you can start over with their answers. Or read more about who the Depo-Provera litigation affects.
Rather read first? See the current picture.