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Paralysis is the term that describes an individual''s loss of strength in a limb or muscle group. Caused by many different factors, paralysis can occur as a result of medical malpractice. Depending on the extent of the injury, paralysis can affect an individual''s mobility to a great extent.
When the legs have been completely or partially affected by paralysis the patient is suffering from the type of paralysis called paraplegia. An even more severe instance of paralysis affects not just the legs but also the arms completely or partially, called quadriplegia. Paralysis can severely disrupt an individual''s life, causing a large amount of pain and suffering, financial difficulties due to medical and loss of job abilities, emotional difficulties, and loss of life''s enjoyments.
Although paralysis as a result of medical malpractice is not usually an intentional act, patients have rights when they have suffered needlessly. Paralysis is a permanent condition that will require specialized treatments. While some patients and families do not wish to pursue legal battles for the paralysis suffered, the financial strain the paralysis can cause can become extensive. Paralysis lawyers will not be able to reverse any physical damage but can help a family with medical costs, paralysis treatment costs, and the pain and suffering.
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