Sepsis Negligence Claim

Sepsis is a highly critical medical condition associated with a viral infection. It is the body's response to an infection, also known as 'septicaemia,' in the medical industry. If sepsis is not diagnosed in the early period, it could lead to fatal consequences.

What is a Sepsis Claim?

In daily life, people can become victims of incidents leading to sepsis. If you think you are a victim of medical negligence, we can assist in mounting your claim for the appropriate compensation.

How can DV Solicitors help you with a Sepsis Compensation Claim?

DV Solicitors specialises is highly specialized in dealing with medical negligence claims. When you approach us for legal services regarding sepsis compensation claims, our experts review the merits of your case and provide feedback as to the likelihood of you being able to claim compensation.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are the common symptoms of sepsis?

If you have been experiencing the following symptoms, you may need to consult with your medical professional at the earliest.

Difficulty in speech- you may also experience dizziness, fainting, disorientation, or a chaotic state.

Intense shivering- you may feel a state of severe fever & severe cold

Muscle pain- the victim may feel the condition of flu

Extreme breathlessness- you may feel trouble in breathing, mostly feel like a chest infection

Inappropriate feeling of gastroenteritis- the patient might suffer from diarrhea, vomiting, and nausea

How does sepsis turn into a medical negligence claim?

If there is any delay in the diagnosis or medical care, it could cost a victim lifetime damages. If you believe that there has been an unconditional delay in the diagnosis or misconduct in the treatment facilities. You can claim for sepsis misdiagnosis claims.

Can you claim for someone who passed away due to sepsis?

If you believe that your loved one’s death is due to a delay in the diagnosis or inappropriate health care leading to sepsis, then it is prudent to reach out to our sepsis compensation claim solicitors for consultation. Our experts will advise you after a detailed review of your case.

How much time do you have to make a sepsis compensation claim?

The time limit is three years from the date of the misdiagnosis or three years from knowledge of the negligence.