www.ivinjurylaw.com - Complications from IV treatment are typically immediately evident, and include sensations of burning and persistent pain in the location of the IV. If this occurs, the IV should be immediately withdrawn and replaced at a different location. Unfortunately, in many instances, this action is not taken and it can result in permanent injury. If you have been burdened with unexpected medical expenses or are now unable to maintain employment because of an IV injury, you can seek damages from the negligent party. Victims of medical malpractice have legal rights, and the law firm of John Gehlhausen, P.C., based in Colorado, can help ensure that these rights are protected. For more information, visit www.ivinjurylaw.com.