There really isn't much else you can do, since the law only provides monetary compensation for actual injuries, illness, or costs; therefore, if your child is not injured and you do not incur medic

You may have a case. The issue is whether 1) they did the tests or evaluations they should have done; and 2) whether based on your symptom reports and the tests they did, their conclusion was reaso

It would be advisable to have your son evaluated by another doctor to get a second opinion.  If that second doctor concludes that the first doctor's treatment was negligent, you could proceed

You may have a claim--the issue is whether the misdiagnosis was reasonable or not. The law does not expect or require doctors, hospitals, and other medical care providers to be perfect; medicine is

It would be advisable to speak with a medical malpractice attorney.  You should obtain all of your medical records pertaining to this incident.  The records can be reviewed by a second do