If within two years of a hysterectomy (uterus removal) or myomectomy (fibroid removal), you or a loved one were diagnosed with leiomyosarcoma or uterine cancer, you may have a lawsuit. Continue reading to learn more about the symptoms and stages of Uterine Cancer and Leiomyosarcoma and…
Minimally Invasive Surgery Can Create Significant Health Risks Power morcellators are used by gynecologists and other doctors to perform important minimally invasive surgeries like myomectomies (fibroid removals) and hysterectomies (uterus removals) to reduce recovery time where more invasive traditional surgeries would typically be necessary. A power morcellator…
The risks of ovarian cancer, breast cancer, lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, psoriasis, arthritis and other diseases are significant, and the side effects from cancer treatments can also be dangerous. Sometimes patients—and even their doctors—have no control over the progression of the disease or the impact…
Tens of thousands of patients implanted with defective metal-on-metal hip replacements have experienced months of pain, inconvenience, and rehabilitation therapy. Now data has been released showing that one in eight patients will need to undergo the ordeal all over again because of defects with their…
Chemotherapy isn’t optional; you need to receive chemotherapy to prevent the cancer from spreading. You need it to save your life. However, chemotherapy involves dangerous drugs that—if given incorrectly—have the potential to kill. Accordingly, it is important to know what you can do to help…
You may be able to sue for a chemotherapy overdose if the overdose was caused by the negligence of one of the following: The physician responsible for determining the amount of chemotherapy necessary for you. The individual administering the chemotherapy to you. The pharmacy or…