Kaiser Malpractice

llewis7606 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 05:14:15 GMT

Medical Malpractice at Kaiser Background: On August 17th had hernia operation Have had same primary care doctor for over ten years. Problems; On September 27th had pain across my shoulder and could not move my shoulders-----went to my primary care doctor who said I had muscxle spasms gave me hydrocodone acetaminophen----had pulse rate o 93. On October 17th had hiccups for two days did not sleep again went to my primary doctor gave something to relieve the hiccups pulse rate was 114 On both visits I also informed the doctor I had no strenght in my hands and I had lost 40 lbs by the second visit.

Knowing that my background medically speaking was clear ----good yearly reports and that I just went through a operation which could result in an infection-------should the doctor have ordered a blood test

RE: Kaiser Malpractice

geoffbeneze — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 05:42:30 GMT

"Knowing that my background medically speaking was clear ----good yearly reports and that I just went through a operation which could result in an infection-------should the doctor have ordered a blood test"

The symptoms you describe do not indicate blood work to be necessary.

RE: Kaiser Malpractice

llewis7606 — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:27:29 GMT

what medical background do you have

RE: Kaiser Malpractice

geoffbeneze — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:31:22 GMT

Now there's a laugher for you. You come to a place like Yedda asking medical advice to support your contention of malpractice.

THEN you have the balls to ask me my qualifications? What a joke.

I'm an RN, my wife is an RN, my mother is an RN, my brother is a doctor. Is that enough 'medical blood' for you?

RE: Kaiser Malpractice

wilsonjarvis85 — Tue, 02 Feb 2010 20:14:41 GMT

Medicinal negligence can take place in many ways and it is imperative that you speak to a skilled medical malpractice attorney if you have concerns regarding the injury. Lawyers can expertly determine the causes of the injury.