Yes it may be a case. A medical expert needs to review the records to determine if the standards of care were breached. Other analysis is...

There would not be enough harm caused to warrant a malpractice case. You can file a complaint with the hospital licensing agency.

Malpractice cases require actual harm, not what might have happened. Your case will need to be evaluated to determine if the harm caused warrants...

There are many requirements. While there are many resources to help you do this, it may be best to go to the closest law library. The reference...

It could be a malpractice case. First, there must be an expert determination of a breach of the standard of care. A bad outcome is not...

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Yes it could be a viable malpractice case. One factor is the additional harm caused by not having this properly treated.

It could be a case if it should have been discovered and earlier treatment would have prevented further harm.

At this point it is a medical issue. See medical specialists. Then consult with experienced malpractice attorneys.

It sounds as if you need to see medical specialists right away. Thereafter, consult with experienced malpractice attorneys.