Do I need a medical malpractice lawyer?

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   Clifford MillerPro

   Vero Beach Medical Malpractice Attorney

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   Answered January 06, 2013 15:55. Make an appointment with your obstetrician and get a copy of your medical records from the hospital at which the C-section was performed and get a copy of your medical records from your obstetrician.
   
   Of course, you could consult with a gynecologist about the question as well.If you were subjected to procedure without your consent, and if the matter were fraudulently hidden from you, the statute of limitations could be extended for up to seven years from the date of the surgery.

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   C. B. Upton

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   Answered January 06, 2013 15:54. You could request your medical records and/or visit a doctor to determine if your suspicions are correct.

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   Chris LimberopoulosPro

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   Answered January 06, 2013 15:58. You have the right to your medical records under HIPPA.

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   Luca Melchionna

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   Answered January 06, 2013 15:34. I would ask for a visit with your doctor or with a specialist. If your suspect is confirmed, then you can hire a medical malpractice attorney in your locality. Best.

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   David McCormick

   Milwaukee Personal Injury Lawyer

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   Answered January 06, 2013 15:55. You need to get a copy of our medical records, mainly the operative report where every surgical procedure will be explained.
   
   Good luck.

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   Christian LassenPro

   Philadelphia Medical Malpractice Attorney

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   Answered January 06, 2013 17:11. Get your medical records and make an appointment with a doctor to discuss.

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   Joseph Ciaccio

   Mineola Medical Malpractice Attorney

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   Answered January 09, 2013 08:06. Everybody above has the right idea - you need to get your medical records - which you have a right to under the HIPPA laws.

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