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Medication errors can lead to compensation claims
Our previous blog post discussed the case of the woman who was burned from the inside out due to a medication that she was prescribed. This woman now has to deal with severe disfigurement and pain for her entire life. This is a tragedy that might have been avoided if the doctor who prescribed the drugs was a little more cautious.
Medication errors are horrors that can lead to considerable problems for the people who have to deal with them. It is imperative that doctors take their time when they prescribe medications to ensure that they are keeping the risk to their patients to a minimum.
We know that you likely trust your doctor; however, you should always remember that doctors are only human. They can make errors. When your doctor makes an error and you suffer because of it, you should take action right away.
Taking action for a medication error isn’t about a get rich quick scheme. Instead, it is a way that you can let the doctor know that errors simply aren’t acceptable. It is also a way that you can seek compensation for the monetary damages that you suffered because of the error.
The cost of treating a medication error can be extensive. The more serious the injuries, the more costly the care. This means that serious injuries might require more than what you can put toward your care. This is where the compensation comes in. A successful compensation claim could help you to cover the bills, as well as paying for your living expenses during a time when your injuries force you to stop working.