A medical procedure went wrong in Oregon. A woman claims she was given rubbing alcohol instead of pain relief medication. She had visited a hospital to have ingrown toenails removed.
The woman alleges she experienced severe pain during the procedure. Her condition worsened after she went home, with her feet swelling and toes changing color. Further details about this incident are available from local news sources in Oregon, including the lawsuit filed against the doctor and hospital involved.
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