My 19 Year Old Son Died From An Enlarged Heart. Should I Talk To An Attorney ?
My 19 Year Old Son went to the Emergency room because he was coughing real hard. the doc said Bronchitis. so he prescribed him an inhaler, steroids,and antibiotics. 2 days later he started vomiting and had diarreaha and stomach cramps. Doc said bladder infection. kept him over night. gave him morphine for was. he was allergic. so they gave him Narcan to wake him up. had his heart rate at 200 an hour later he died from an enlarged heart (his heart exploded). Should I talk to an Attorney?
I don't believe you! If what you say really happened then you would not have asked the questions you have in the last few hours in the manner that you did.
If you had a son and he had an allergic reaction to morphine, Narcan would not do a thing to reverse it. Narcan competes for opiate receptors and will reverse the sedative and respiratory depressive effects but not the immune response.
Why you decided to make up a story like this is a mystery to me but you need to find a new hobby. Your story makes no sense to anyone that has ever spent 5 minutes working in an ER!
Stick to your Halloween questions.
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My 19 Year Old Son Died From An Enlarged Heart. Should I Talk To An Attorney ?
I don t believe you! If what you say really happened then you would not have asked the questions you have in the last few hours in the manner that you did. If you had a son and he had an allergic reaction to morphine, Narcan would not do a thing to reverse it. Narcan competes for opiate receptors and will reverse the sedative and respiratory depressive effects but not the immune response. Why you decided to make up a story like this is a mystery to me but you need to find a new hobby. Your story makes no sense to anyone that has ever spent 5 minutes working in an ER! Stick to your Halloween questions.