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Stroke Caused by Medical Mistreatment

Although a patient may suffer from a stroke with no warning, people may develop this problem or have their stroke injuries worsened because of a physician’s negligent decisions. If at-risk patients are treated improperly, the resulting health complications can result in a stroke.

Strokes are serious health conditions that can result in permanent damage. Thus, it is important that doctors strive to prevent strokes in order to protect patients. If you or someone you love has suffered stroke due to medical negligence, contact the New Jersey medical malpractice attorneys of Levinson Axelrod, P.A., today by calling 800-346-5529 for a free consultation.

Negligence as a Cause for Strokes

When a person suffers a stroke, the brain damage they sustain can lead to permanent disabilities. Fortunately, a physician can help prevent a stroke if they correctly manage injuries and health problems that can lead to a stroke. However, doctors may not always meet these responsibilities. The following mistakes can lead to strokes or worsen their aftereffects:

  • Treating a blood clot incorrectly
  • Delaying diagnosis or treatment for a stroke or blood clot
  • Prescribing medication that can form blood clots
  • Prescribing medications that conflict with a patient’s diet or lifestyle

Any strokes, including those caused by a physician, can lead to serious disabilities such as paralysis and the loss of basic brain functions.

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If you have been injured because of a doctor’s negligence in treatment or diagnosis of a stroke, there may be legal options available for you. To learn more about these options, contact a New Jersey medical malpractice attorney at Levinson Axelrod, P.A., today by calling 800-346-5529.