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Colon Cancer Lawsuit Settlement
If you or someone you love suffered from colon cancer that was misdiagnosed, you may have a legal claim. These cases can lead to personal injury or lawsuits for Colon Cancer Lawsuit Settlement wrongful death.
The patient complained of abdominal pain, constipation and rectal bleeding in 2008 and 2009. The doctor told her that the symptoms could be the result of hemorrhoids and advised her change her diet.
Causes
Colorectal cancer is a type of cancer that develops when abnormal cells multiply out of control in the colon. The risk of getting this type of cancer rises with age and certain lifestyle factors such as a high-fat diet smoking, drinking excessively many drinks. A family history of this kind of cancer is also a factor.
The condition may be made worse by prolonged exposure to toxins in the air. Water that is contaminated by heavy metals such as lead and arsenic as well organic pollutants, such as disinfection products and pesticides, can cause colon cancer. These contaminants are found in the drinking water supply at Camp Lejeune.
Inability to perform routine screenings by using a colonoscopy could lead to an error in diagnosis. This kind of medical error could result in the patient having to undergo unnecessary surgery. This will result in additional costs and unnecessary pain.
A patient who is diagnosed with cancer as a result of a missed diagnosis may bring a medical malpractice lawsuit against the doctor or clinic for failing the meet the standards of a professional. A successful lawsuit can aid the victim to recover past and future costs. Depending on the type and severity of cancer, patients may be entitled to compensation for losses in wages, medical expenses and other damages.
Signs and symptoms
Colon cancer can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, and blood in the stool. It can cause fatigue and weight loss. It can spread to distant organs like the lungs or liver. The majority of colon cancers begin in the colon's lining and rectum. The early detection of colon cancer can save lives. It is a cancer that spreads slowly.
Most colon cancers begin as noncancerous (benign) polyps that gradually grow into tumors. Certain inherited diseases increase the risk of colon cancer. A diet high in fat, low-fiber increases the risk of colon cancer as do drinking heavily and smoking cigarettes.
A doctor should do regular screening tests that include colonoscopy and sigmoidoscopy. This is especially important for people over age 50. The test can be requested by an primary care physician gastroenterologist or urologist.
If you're experiencing symptoms of colon cancer and are experiencing symptoms of Colon cancer railroad cancer cancer, it is essential to seek out a physician immediately. Medical malpractice can occur when doctors fail to recognize Colon cancer railroad lawsuit cancer before it advances.
Diagnosis
The early detection of colorectal colon cancer is crucial for its treatment. Patients must be proactive in their health and notify their doctor of any health issues. They must be screened regularly for cancer of the colon. These include the annual Fecal Occurrt Blood Test (FOBT) and the routine colonoscopy.
These tests can be used to find polyps and early stage colon cancer. They can also identify precancerous or adenomas which may later develop into colon cancer. In addition certain risk factors can increase a patient's chance of developing colon cancer. These risk factors could include a medical history, which could include previous colon cancer or polyps that are not cancerous or have a bowel disease like Crohn's disease or colitis. The majority of patients suffering from colon cancer are older than 50.
Doctors who fail screen or diagnose colon carcinoma could be guilty. This can happen when they fail to notice or misread patient's symptoms, fail to conduct or accurately interpret laboratory results or histopathology slides, or do not follow any abnormal test results. A lawsuit against a negligent physician may result in compensation for medical expenses and other damages.
Treatment
Colon cancer treatment involves radiation, surgery, and chemotherapy. Depending on the severity of your illness the doctor may decide to remove all or a portion of your colon. The doctor may also remove lymph nodes nearby. In some cases doctors treat tumors with immunotherapy or targeted drugs. These drugs block your immune system from attacking and killing cancerous cells. Immunotherapy targets the proteins that cancer cells produce.
Our lawyers have reviewed medical records in several colon misdiagnosis lawsuits. We have found that the damages are less in these cases than in other types of medical malpractice lawsuits. This is because Colon cancer injury settlements cancer has better survival rates than many other types of cancer.
A family from West Virginia settled their medical negligence case with two doctors who were unable to identify the colon cancer of their husband. The doctors missed an opportunity to conduct regular colon screenings and ignored signs which were reported by his family.
In another medical malpractice case the jury awarded $469,000 in medical bills from the past and $8 million in noneconomic damages to the family of a man who died from stage-IV colon cancer after the primary medical practitioner failed to diagnose it. The defense argued that the man had a rare form of cancer that was harder to detect and earlier detection could not have saved his life.
If you or someone you love suffered from colon cancer that was misdiagnosed, you may have a legal claim. These cases can lead to personal injury or lawsuits for Colon Cancer Lawsuit Settlement wrongful death.
The patient complained of abdominal pain, constipation and rectal bleeding in 2008 and 2009. The doctor told her that the symptoms could be the result of hemorrhoids and advised her change her diet.
Causes
Colorectal cancer is a type of cancer that develops when abnormal cells multiply out of control in the colon. The risk of getting this type of cancer rises with age and certain lifestyle factors such as a high-fat diet smoking, drinking excessively many drinks. A family history of this kind of cancer is also a factor.
The condition may be made worse by prolonged exposure to toxins in the air. Water that is contaminated by heavy metals such as lead and arsenic as well organic pollutants, such as disinfection products and pesticides, can cause colon cancer. These contaminants are found in the drinking water supply at Camp Lejeune.
Inability to perform routine screenings by using a colonoscopy could lead to an error in diagnosis. This kind of medical error could result in the patient having to undergo unnecessary surgery. This will result in additional costs and unnecessary pain.
A patient who is diagnosed with cancer as a result of a missed diagnosis may bring a medical malpractice lawsuit against the doctor or clinic for failing the meet the standards of a professional. A successful lawsuit can aid the victim to recover past and future costs. Depending on the type and severity of cancer, patients may be entitled to compensation for losses in wages, medical expenses and other damages.
Signs and symptoms
Colon cancer can cause abdominal pain, diarrhea, and blood in the stool. It can cause fatigue and weight loss. It can spread to distant organs like the lungs or liver. The majority of colon cancers begin in the colon's lining and rectum. The early detection of colon cancer can save lives. It is a cancer that spreads slowly.
Most colon cancers begin as noncancerous (benign) polyps that gradually grow into tumors. Certain inherited diseases increase the risk of colon cancer. A diet high in fat, low-fiber increases the risk of colon cancer as do drinking heavily and smoking cigarettes.
A doctor should do regular screening tests that include colonoscopy and sigmoidoscopy. This is especially important for people over age 50. The test can be requested by an primary care physician gastroenterologist or urologist.
If you're experiencing symptoms of colon cancer and are experiencing symptoms of Colon cancer railroad cancer cancer, it is essential to seek out a physician immediately. Medical malpractice can occur when doctors fail to recognize Colon cancer railroad lawsuit cancer before it advances.
Diagnosis
The early detection of colorectal colon cancer is crucial for its treatment. Patients must be proactive in their health and notify their doctor of any health issues. They must be screened regularly for cancer of the colon. These include the annual Fecal Occurrt Blood Test (FOBT) and the routine colonoscopy.
These tests can be used to find polyps and early stage colon cancer. They can also identify precancerous or adenomas which may later develop into colon cancer. In addition certain risk factors can increase a patient's chance of developing colon cancer. These risk factors could include a medical history, which could include previous colon cancer or polyps that are not cancerous or have a bowel disease like Crohn's disease or colitis. The majority of patients suffering from colon cancer are older than 50.
Doctors who fail screen or diagnose colon carcinoma could be guilty. This can happen when they fail to notice or misread patient's symptoms, fail to conduct or accurately interpret laboratory results or histopathology slides, or do not follow any abnormal test results. A lawsuit against a negligent physician may result in compensation for medical expenses and other damages.
Treatment
Colon cancer treatment involves radiation, surgery, and chemotherapy. Depending on the severity of your illness the doctor may decide to remove all or a portion of your colon. The doctor may also remove lymph nodes nearby. In some cases doctors treat tumors with immunotherapy or targeted drugs. These drugs block your immune system from attacking and killing cancerous cells. Immunotherapy targets the proteins that cancer cells produce.
Our lawyers have reviewed medical records in several colon misdiagnosis lawsuits. We have found that the damages are less in these cases than in other types of medical malpractice lawsuits. This is because Colon cancer injury settlements cancer has better survival rates than many other types of cancer.
A family from West Virginia settled their medical negligence case with two doctors who were unable to identify the colon cancer of their husband. The doctors missed an opportunity to conduct regular colon screenings and ignored signs which were reported by his family.
In another medical malpractice case the jury awarded $469,000 in medical bills from the past and $8 million in noneconomic damages to the family of a man who died from stage-IV colon cancer after the primary medical practitioner failed to diagnose it. The defense argued that the man had a rare form of cancer that was harder to detect and earlier detection could not have saved his life.
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