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Thousands every year rely on healthcare professionals to spot the difference between a regular mole and a precancerous or cancerous lesion.

When these signs are missed, the resulting delays can significantly change someone’s treatment options and long-term prospects.

In this video, we will cover:

0:00 - Were you misdiagnosed by a healthcare professional?
0:30 - What is skin cancer misdiagnosis?
1:21 - When might a skin cancer misdiagnosis be considered negligent?
2:10 - How can claims compensation help me?
2:42 - How much does it cost to make a skin cancer negligence claim?
3:08 - Gadsby Wicks: Skin cancer claims solicitors since 1993
3:34 - Contact Gadsby Wicks - Specialist Skin Cancer Claims Solicitors
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Like all forms of cancer, spotting symptoms of skin cancer early can improve a patient’s prognosis.

And while most examinations are carried out well, sometimes red flags are overlooked or believed to be harmless.

A healthcare professional may fail to perform a proper examination. A GP may mistake a patient’s condition for another skin disorder. Or the stage or type of cancer may be wrongly identified.

While minor delays may not affect someone’s treatment options or prognosis, substantial setbacks can limit their available medical options, or shorten their life expectancy.

For you to have a valid negligence claim, your misdiagnosis must have resulted in a change to your health, treatment options or prognosis.

To determine whether you have grounds for a claim, we consider three key questions:

1. How has skin cancer misdiagnosis impacted your overall health and wellbeing?
2. How have your treatment options changed?
3. How has your prognosis shifted?

By investigating all available evidence and working with impartial medical experts, we can help you establish whether you have a rightful claim and determine the compensation you deserve.

The amount granted from a successful claim can be used to cover the costs of private medical treatment, equipment or aids for your home, therapies for psychological support, and loss of earnings.

If a loved one sadly passes away due to a skin cancer misdiagnosis, compensation can help support their dependents into the future.

Many people hesitate about making negligence claims over potential costs. At Gadsby Wicks, we offer all claimants a Conditional Fee Agreement, also known as ‘No Win No Fee’.

You never pay anything upfront, and we only get paid if we win your case.
No hidden costs. No financial risk.

Since 1993, Gadsby Wicks has been the only dedicated medical negligence firm in Essex and East Anglia.

Every year our solicitors help people affected by skin cancer misdiagnosis secure millions in compensation.

Through decades of experience and expert knowledge, we ensure your right to justice.

If you believe you have been impacted by medical negligence, speak to our expert team for advice on making a claim. Visit our website or call us on 01245 494929.

Or, if you would like to learn more about skin cancer misdiagnosis claims, the consequences they can have on someone’s lifestyle and how you can make a claim, check out our article: https://www.gadsbywicks.co.uk/medical...

Disclaimer

All content contained within this video is meant for general information only – this should not be treated as a substitute for medical advice from your doctor or another healthcare provider. If you require legal advice specific to your situation, please contact our team directly.

Gadsby Wicks is not liable for any diagnosis made from the content of this video.

Always consult your GP if you are concerned about your health and wellbeing, or speak to us if you require legal advice.