It can be difficult for the patient to know. Even if you consult with another doctor, you may not get a definite answer to your question. The best way to find out is to have a qualified medical malpractice lawyer investigate your case for instances of negligence. They will be able to review the circumstances that have led to your injury and/or illness and more accurately determine whether or not you have a valid case to pursue.
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