Woman Accuses Doctor of Burning Private Parts With Cleaning Chemical
One lady in North Canton is accusing her former gynecologist of spraying a chemical substance into her vaginal canal during an exam that went horribly wrong. The doctor sprayed the liquid into her vagina, covering her cervix and she quickly felt a severe burning pain.
One lady in North Canton, Ohio is accusing her former gynecologist of spraying a chemical substance into her vaginal canal during an exam that went horribly wrong. The woman, who is only going by her first name Laura, claimed her male doctor picked up a spray bottle, marked with the word ‘vinegar’ while she was lying on the table.
The doctor sprayed the liquid into her vagina, covering her cervix. Laura quickly felt a severe burning pain. She has taken her accusations to court.
The defendant, who is listed as Dr. John Black from Paragon Health has denied nearly everything Laura has said and maintains he believed the fluid inside the spray bottle was vinegar.
According to Laura, the chemical sprayed inside her was potassium hydroxide, which is a common component in drain cleaners. Once Laura began complaining, Black allegedly tasted the liquid in a cup and felt the burning sensation. He proceeded to irrigate her vaginal canal and used a cream to ease the pain.
Black is also accused of not wearing gloves during the corrective efforts and misinforming the local hospital of the alarming pH levels in the chemical.
One lady in North Canton, Ohio is accusing her former gynecologist of spraying a chemical substance into her vaginal canal during an exam that went horribly wrong. The woman, who is only going by her first name Laura, claimed her male doctor picked up a spray bottle, marked with the word ‘vinegar’ while she was lying on the table.
The doctor sprayed the liquid into her vagina, covering her cervix. Laura quickly felt a severe burning pain. She has taken her accusations to court.
The defendant, who is listed as Dr. John Black from Paragon Health has denied nearly everything Laura has said and maintains he believed the fluid inside the spray bottle was vinegar.
According to Laura, the chemical sprayed inside her was potassium hydroxide, which is a common component in drain cleaners. Once Laura began complaining, Black allegedly tasted the liquid in a cup and felt the burning sensation. He proceeded to irrigate her vaginal canal and used a cream to ease the pain.
Black is also accused of not wearing gloves during the corrective efforts and misinforming the local hospital of the alarming pH levels in the chemical.
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