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I had eye decompression surgery 6 months ago due to complications from graves' disease. The left side of my face was numb after surgery and never went away. I have been diagnosed by neurologists and numerous neurosurgeons with trigeminal nerve damage. It causes extreme pain to the left side of face from right under the eye, nose, cheek, upper lip, gum and teeth. The pain is constant, and numerous pain meds have not helped. It ...

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I live in Pa and I have read some kind of bill that was passed in 1989 in regards to not being able to sue on wrongful life after an abortion.  I have found anything that states I can't sue for becoming pregnant after a tubial ligation, but every lawyer I've contacted stated I can't sue on wrongful life after a botched tubial ligation.  I don't want to sue for wrongful life I want to ...

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time this is an unenforcible order.I was told that the judge's ruling that the shooters were responsible for my medical bills, and not me, would get collectors and creditors off my back. Legally they're NOT my medical bills since the ruling. But how do you get credit score keepers and bill collectors to act accordingly?

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Is it considered to be malpractice for a doctor to continue to prescribe opiates to a known drug addict(oxycontin / heroin)?  They are aware that the pain management doctor notified the patient that they would no longer be able to prescribe opiates due to recent drug abuse issues(IV drug abuse).

ANSWER: If a doctor prescribes addicting drugs to an addict simply to feed the habit, and not for any legitimate medical reason, it might ...