Gynaecological Negligence Claims
Gynaecological Negligence Claims Ireland: Expert Legal Advice in Gynaecology Malpractice Claims
Suffered Due to Gynaecological Negligence? We’re Here to Help.
If you’ve suffered injury or harm due to medical negligence on the part of a gynaecologist or obstetrician , you may be entitled to compensation. Surgical and diagnostic errors can result in serious, life-altering consequences, including chronic pain, incontinence, fertility loss, and psychological trauma. Common gynaecology negligence claims include:
- Unnecessary hysterectomy after a C-section, impacting fertility
- Bowel, bladder, or ureter perforation during a hysterectomy or C-section
- Incontinence caused by surgical mistakes
- Contraceptive coil perforation injuries
- Thermal burns or perforations during endometrial ablation or D&C
- Failure to diagnose endometriosis, leading to prolonged suffering
- Delayed detection of gynaecological cancers, reducing treatment options
- Negligent laparoscopic surgery, causing internal damage
- Infections leading to fertility loss after a botched procedure
- Late diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy, creating life-threatening risks
- Fourth-degree tears due to delivery negligence
At Orpen Franks Solicitors LLP, we have extensive experience handling this type of medical negligence claims.
Gynaecological Negligence Claims Ireland: FAQs
Gynaecological negligence occurs when a healthcare professional providing gynaecological care fails to meet the accepted standard of care, resulting in harm to the patient.
Common procedures involved include:
- Hysterectomies
- Ovarian surgery
- Treatment of endometriosis
- Management of pelvic floor disorders
- Cervical screening and treatment
- Insertion or removal of IUDs
Signs may include, if following treatment you suffer:
- Persistent pain
- Infection
- Unexplained bleeding
- Damage to organs
- Infertility
- Need for further surgery
Long-term effects can include:
- Chronic pain
- Infertility
- Emotional distress
- Impact on sexual function
Compensation is calculated based on the severity and duration of the injury or illness, the impact on the patient’s life, and the costs associated with treatment and care.
