Posted on December 18, 2023 in Medical Malpractice,Sepsis

Sepsis is the body’s intense response to an infection. Anybody can get an infection that can lead to sepsis, particularly if infections are not recognized or treated promptly. In such a case, a Portland septic shock attorney may be able to assist you or your loved one. In most situations, an infection is treated with… read more

Posted on December 18, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

Kidney stones are actually made up of hard deposits of minerals and salts that form inside the kidneys, and many individuals are genetically predisposed to developing them. However, other factors, including body weight, diet, medications, supplements, and certain medical conditions, increase the chances that a person will develop kidney stones. Kidney stones must be treated… read more

Posted on December 14, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

Delayed medical treatment can lead to serious consequences, including an exasperation of an injury or illness, disabilities that affect day-to-day life, and even death. Delayed medical care can occur due to a variety of reasons, including medical provider negligence. Here, we want to review the potential consequences of delayed medical treatment and discuss whether or… read more

Posted on December 14, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

Cancer is the second leading cause of death annually in the US, according to information available from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). There are many types of cancers that can affect individuals. Sometimes, cancers do not cause much harm to individuals, but others can be detrimental. Some individuals face a higher risk… read more

Posted on November 17, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

A simple mistake by a tired doctor reading a scan could mean that you find yourself suffering from a disease that continues to spread and may claim your life. Unfortunately, at Paulson Coletti Trial Attorneys PC, we see a lot of these types of Portland medical malpractice claims, and you can expect our legal team… read more

Posted on November 17, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

When getting medical care, patients put a lot of trust in their providers, often assuming that no doctor or nurse will do anything to harm them. Yet, that is not always what occurs, and sometimes the worst can happen. If your healthcare provider caused harm to you or your family member, you have the right… read more

Posted on November 15, 2023 in Medical Malpractice,Medication Error

The kidneys are a powerful waste removal system in the body, but certain medications can inhibit their ability to function in their vital roles. The bones and our blood benefit from their function through the kidneys’ production of hormones and Vitamin D. Becoming aware of the common drugs that can cause kidney damage or may… read more

Posted on November 15, 2023 in Medical Malpractice,Medication Error

Medications used to treat illness can become the culprit of organ damage when practitioners prescribe incorrect dosages. Some of the most distressing cases a Portland medication prescription error attorney witnesses are those injuries that are preventable through proper care. Organ damage due to incorrect dosage is a critical error that can lead to death, and… read more

Posted on November 13, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

Avoiding risk factors that increase the chances of developing bladder cancer can help individuals lead healthier, fuller lives. It is vital to note that while some exposures can be prevented, other risk factors cannot be changed. Recognizing bladder cancer risk can help individuals understand the potential to develop the disease, seek help more expediently, and… read more

Posted on November 13, 2023 in Medical Malpractice

Incontinence can produce embarrassing moments, making it difficult to spend extended time away from home without preparation for bladder leaks. Multiple factors can contribute to urinary incontinence, but some of the factors may be controllable with a simple adjustment of medications or the time of day a medication is taken. Commonly prescribed drugs to treat… read more