Q: Medical Malpractice Suit. Hospitalization due to Pulmonary Embolism from birth control prescribed and now on medication.
Now on Blood thinners due to the birth control, still have a Pulmonary Embolis
A:
Likely you may have a claim. If you want you may call me to discuss. Understand that the cause is not a slam dunk--many things may cause an embolism. It's not a "fingerprint" occurrence, so rare that it almost proves itself.
If you have any of the wrappers or containers of the product, then save them. Get a printout of your prescription history for a) that product and b) your entire history. That will help.
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