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Severe Iron Overload caused by too many IV Iron infusions
Blood Cancers & Disorders | Last Active: Nov 23, 2025 | Replies (50)Comment receiving replies
@guyjeff123 My thoughts and prayers are with you. I am so very sorry that you are dealing with this when there was no need to. I too have had a major medical event at the hands off physicians who have been inept and it effected me from age 40 on and then a 2nd event. I do do wish that there was an effective way to deal with these types of incidents. "Do no harm" seems to be have forgotten as well as any accountability. Physicians do no police themselves....good ole Brotherhood
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@kndaustin71 It's absolutely a brotherhood. Especially in a town of about 50,000 people. But in this case, I knew that the two Oncologists I see, one of whom is also a Hematologist, are good friends with the one who poisoned me. The Hematologist should have referred me to Mayo at least a year and a half ago. I don't have a lot of choices and I made the mistake of assuming my hematologist knew what he was doing and therefore I trusted him. Same thing for the doctor who was giving me the iron infusions. They may not work for the same Medical Center, but over the years they probably fellowshipped together. I learned a hard lesson, and if I survive this for a year or more, maybe there will be some justice. I do plan on suing at least one of them. But with no heirs, there will be no one to follow that through, in the event that I die before it even reaches the Court System. God bless you.