Types of Bladder and Bowel Injuries
Injury to the bowel or bladder is likely to have a major impact on a person’s quality of life.
We have expertise in handling medical negligence claims that arise in the following circumstances:
- surgical errors leading to rupturing of the bladder
- bowel and bladder perforation during surgery
- bowel damage such as Crohn’s disease
- delays in diagnosis in relation to a bladder or bowel complaint
If you have suffered bowel or bladder damage because of someone else’s negligence, our team of bowel and bladder medical negligence solicitors are here to provide assistance.
Common types of bowel and bladder damage
- spinal damage
- nerve damage
- surgical damage
- undiagnosed and untreated tumours
Issues that result from bladder injuries
- bleeding
- infection
- blockage of the urethra
Issues may develop as the result of a doctor not recognising your symptoms as being related to the bowel and failing to act quickly. Bladder injury can also result from the use of catheters, either due to infection or incorrect insertion or management.
Why choose Edwards Duthie Shamash?
We have extensive experience in handling such cases and have recovered thousands of pounds in compensation for claimants who have suffered bladder and bowel negligence.
We handle cases on a No Win, No Fee basis.
Time limits
You have three years from the date of the negligent act in which to commence court proceedings.
Contact Edwards Duthie Shamash by calling 020 8514 9035 or emailing bw@edslaw.co.uk to speak with one of our bladder and bowel negligence experts.