Legal Question in Medical Malpractice in New Jersey
medical malpractice
I went to the emergency room with severe abdominal pain. I was diagnosed with appendicitis and had my appendix removed. While in surgery, the surgeon saw a meckles diverticulum and remove 6 inches of my intestine. I recovered and went home a week later. 3 weeks later, I went to the hospital again with stomach pain and I had a blockage. I spent 3 weeks in the hospital & no one could figure out why I was in in pain still. It turns out, after a simple urine test urged by my general practitioner, that I have porphyoria. I never needed my appendix out. And I never needed my small intestine operated on. There is a lot more behind this story and I would like to speak to someone about this. Please contact me via e-mail. Thank You.
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Re: medical malpractice
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Re: medical malpractice
Sorry to hear about what you went through...sounds like the doctor may have been too aggressive with your treatment.
I need alot more information in order to give you an idea of whether or not you have a case.
I have been practicing in NJ, Philadelphia and FL now for 11 years including cases such as yours.
I'd be happy to communicate with you via email or phone if you like.
I wish you the best of luck.
Re: medical malpractice
Given the facts you have provided, you have a strong claim for medical malpractice against the surgeon and hospital. Act quickly and contact a competent attorney, or you may lose vital pieces of evidence in your case.
I would be happy to discuss and evaluate your case with you, completely free of charge.
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