I want to know what options i may have , personal injury , med m. practice, and complete pain and suffering.

Asked 4 months ago - Poolesville, MD

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I went to a hosp, after being on amoxicilian. 5 days later. they percsribed me no absess , hosp doc CLYNDAMYCIN, I am aware of this and this should not have been perscribed, with in 4-5 days, sores in hair line, hypersensitive, eyelashes fell out, lost 20lbs in few day, hard swallow, shallow breathing, sensive to light, sever rash , red yellowis an skelton,. after 3 rd time admitted, esphogus closing up, severe weekness red line goin up left leg.at ankle, hosp said Staphlacacuss-Boii admitted fr 2 days, release me over 150 5 mg for pain, and amox-clav, temp continued, for all ofsummer 99.8-102. then experienced parsite, would go bk to hosp, only gave fluids send me on m way Said cause infeibile , back and i was mentally exhausted, worst antibiotic eer, NOT ever asked what allergic to..

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    Answered January 15, 2013 01:56. The costs of the case would likely far exceed the recovery, however, call a med mal lawyer in your city nonetheless.

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    Answered January 15, 2013 00:13. consult with a personal injury lawyer in your area to see what your options are. If you experience any more side effects, call 911

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    Answered January 15, 2013 11:23. It's hard to follow your question. Clyndamycin is not necessary a bad antibiotic. It's very useful in many cases. At any rate, physicians are allowed by the standard of care to use it when appropriate, even in some cases where the patient is possibly allergic to it. Why? Depending on the nature of the infection being treated, sometimes it is more safe for the patient to get the best antibiotic to kill the bacteria even if the antibiotic might cause some anaphylactic reaction.

    If you think you were malpracticed, just use avoo to find someone to help you locally. A thorough version of your story will be far more helpful in assessing your potential claim.

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