Ruptured Appendix Compensation Claim
Any kind of health issues relating to your appendix can be incredibly painful and difficult to deal with. In most cases, surgery is the practical way of treating the condition. It can not only lead to a whole range of damage to your internal organs, but it can easily result in death if not treated properly. Patients who feel like they need compensation may be eligible for a ruptured appendix surgery claim.

How do Ruptured Appendix accident claims happen?
Here at Tylers Solicitors, our experienced team can deliver no-win, no-fee personal injury and medical negligence claims. We can help you to get the compensation that you are entitled to. In many cases, a ruptured appendix can result in long-term health issues which can seriously impact your working and social life.
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Each road traffic accident may have a completely different cause; some are simply accidents, whereas others can be due to drunk or drug driving. In many cases, an accident will be caused by one, or more, party’s negligence while driving. This can include not paying attention, making illegal moves or not alerting other drivers to your movement on the road. If you believe you have been involved in an RTA that is not your fault, contact our team to start your road traffic accident claim today.
What Can I Claim for Following Ruptured Appendix Compensation?
Can I make a Ruptured Appendix accident claim?
You can make medical negligence claims related to a burst appendix, a ruptured appendix and appendicitis. You would need to be able to prove that you were treated negligently during your medical treatment.
How do I make a Ruptured Appendix compensation claim?
So long as there is evidence to show that you have been the subject of medical negligence, you will be able to claim compensation. Here at Tylers Solicitors, our experienced team of personal injury and medical negligence lawyers can provide a no-win, no-fee service. Our team will work with you to make sure that you get the highest amount of compensation possible. You can reach our experienced team directly by calling us on 0800 699 0079. You can also use our simple online contact form, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible. We are specialists in other areas as well, including bunion surgery claims and appendectomy surgery claims.
What and Where is the Appendix?
The appendix is a tube of tissue which extends from the large intestine. It has been suggested that the appendix may play a role in the gut’s immunity system. However, thousands of people have this organ removed annually and can survive.
Compensation Amounts
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Ruptured Appendix Compensation Amounts
If you have had an accident or surgery that has resulted in a ruptured appendix and want to know the average amount of compensation you can claim, use our quick compensation calculator below to calculate the average compensation you will receive.
Misdiagnosis of Burst Appendix
If you’ve been diagnosed with appendicitis and suffering from another illness/another illness and suffering from appendicitis. This can be with or without treatment. Then you may be able to make a claim.
£1,750 to £31,500
Injuries to Internal Organs During Surgery
If you are unfortunate enough to suffer damage to your other organs during your appendectomy, you will be able to claim compensation.
£15,000 to £95,000
Diagnosis Without Effective Treatment
If you have been unfortunate enough to have a successful diagnosis with ineffective treatment or delayed treatment, causing the condition to worsen… Then you will be able to make a claim.
£3,750 to £45,500
Wrongful Death Compensation Amounts
If a loved one has died as the result of a ruptured appendix cause by the negligence of others., you can make a claim for compensation on their behalf. You can claim if the deceased was a member of your household, or a primary earner in your home.
Up to £307,000
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long until I can make a Ruptured Appendix injury compensation claim?
If you have been unfortunate enough to suffer from a ruptured appendix then we recommend that you first focus on getting the main issue resolved, while documenting the entire process, so that you have proof of any negligence which you have incurred. Start your claim today with Tylers Solicitors.
Why choose Tylers Solicitors to start your compensation claim?
Tylers Solicitors will always strive to get you the maximum compensation amount possible for the injuries you have suffered due to medical negligence, along with any loss of earnings and medical costs incurred.
We also value the solicitor/client relationship very highly throughout the claims process and believe that communication is the key to a successful compensation claim.
No win, no fee Ruptured Appendix claims solicitors.
Tylers Solicitors are no win, no fee medical claims solicitors, which means if you lose your medical negligence case, you do not pay us a fee.
How Will a Ruptured Appendix Be Diagnosed?
There are several different tests that your healthcare professional should conduct before diagnosing you with appendicitis. These tests will ensure that an appendix problem can be identified before surgery is required.
- Physical Examination – The first step of your doctor should be a physical examination. They will apply gentle pressure on the gentle area. As soon as the pressure is released, the pain should become much worse. They may also search for abdominal rigidity.
- Blood Test – This will allow your healthcare provider to check for a high white blood cell count. This will often signify an infection in your body. This is a great way of identifying a burst appendix.
- Urine Test – In some cases, your doctor may want to conduct a urinalysis. This will be to eliminate a urinary tract infection or kidney stone, which can have similar symptoms before diagnosis.
- Imaging Tests – It is possible that your doctor may recommend an abdominal X-ray, ultrasound or CT scan. These tests can be used to confirm a ruptured appendix or find other issues which could be causing you pain.
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