Q: Do I have a medical malpractice case?
I received blood tests in January that showed dangerous levels of creatine in my blood a sign of kidney failure. Nothing was said to me. I now am showing signs of kidney failure 4 months later and they are just telling me about January. so now they begin treatment. If i was informed in January I could've prevented damage to my body and begun treatment then.
A: It is hard to say whether or not the four month delay could be the basis for a medical malpractice case. You should contact a medical malpractice lawyer in your area who can go into this in more detail. The consultation will be free.
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