Circumcisions, for centuries, have been commonly performed in the U.S. and around the world. Thankfully, complications associated with this procedure are rare. While problems may not be likely after a newborn baby has been circumcised, there are some risks involved. Here’s what you need to know.
There are three methods of circumcision: the Gomco clamp, the Mogen clamp, the plastibell, and free-hand circumcisions. The following are the most common risks and complications associated with these procedures:
Surgical errors during circumcision can cause a baby to suffer complications. Before any surgical procedure is performed on your baby, you should be warned about the risks and disadvantages of the procedure — and when healthcare providers fail to do so, it can be considered a form of medical malpractice. If your baby was harmed in circumcision and medical professionals did not perform a circumcision with a standard of care, you may be able to sue for your child’s injuries.
The Beasley Firm has recovered millions in verdicts and settlements against healthcare providers negligently performing circumcisions on children and adults.
If your baby was injured due to medical negligence, you have the right to receive compensation. The Beasley Firm, LLC has secured record-breaking settlements and verdicts on behalf of our clients, and we want to help you seek justice and move forward after a difficult time.
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