Friday

Suhagra 100 is Cipla

The manufacturer of Suhagra 100 is Cipla. Suhagra 100 or Silagra is the generic name. Sildenafil Citrate is the main active ingredient. It has also the brand which is Viagra. There is no significant difference between them and the ingredients are the same. Two kinds of the tablets are distinguished. It can be in the soft form which quickly dissolved and they may be mixed with the fatty food or alcohol, and the regular tablets which should be taken on the empty stomach.

Suhagra 100mg is available in the following combinations: 20 tabs, 40 tabs, 60 tabs or 120 tabs. Suhagra 100 dosage is 50 mg and 100 mg. You can split the tablet easily due to line in the middle. The package is in the form of the normal strip. The tablets can be found in UK, Canada and US pharmacies with license and in Australia. You may buy Suhagra 100 directly in those pharmacies or use online pharmacies.

Suhagra 100

Suhagra 100 is intended for erectile dysfunction treatment or male impotence. Suhagra 100 acts in 30 minutes after taking it and may last for 5 hours. Suhagra 100 are created only for male sexual health.



Thursday

Two doctors amputated the man's penis without his consent

A Shelby County man and his wife said two doctors amputated the man's penis without his consent, and have filed a lawsuit.

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According to the lawsuit, Philip Seaton, 61, went to have a circumcision last Octoberas part of treatment for a medical condition. Seaton said when he woke up from the procedure, he realized his penis had been amputated.

Seaton has suffered mental anguish, pain, and has lost the enjoyment of life, according to the lawsuit.

The lawsuit was filed in Shelby County court last week against Dr. John Patterson, who performed the procedure, Dr. Oliver James, who administered anesthesia, and Commonwealth Urology, PSC.

The lawsuit states that Patterson received consent to perform a circumcision and only a circumcision, and that Seaton did not consent to his penis being removed.

Kevin George, the plaintiff's attorney, said Patterson amputated the organ after finding cancer, but he only had consent to remove the foreskin.

"Sometimes you have an emergency and you have to do this, but he could very easily closed him up and said, 'Here are your options. You have cancer,' and the family would have said, 'We want a second opinion. This is a big deal,'" George said.

The lawsuit also claims the plaintiff did not consent to general anesthesia.

WLKY attempted to contact the doctors, but have not been able to reach them.

The Seatons are seeking punitive damages against both doctors and the medical practice. Attorneys for the defendants will now have a chance to respond to the suit.