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If your premature baby was diagnosed with necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) after receiving Enfamil or Similac infant formula, you may be eligible to file a necrotizing enterocolitis lawsuit against the manufacturing company.   At Frost Law Firm, PC, our attorneys are currently helping clients bring lawsuits against the companies that withheld information about the risks of their products to premature infants.      (more…)

Necrotizing enterocolitis, also known as NEC, is an intestinal disease that can affect newborns in their first week of life and sometimes even as late as at six months of age. Babies who develop this condition will exhibit bloody stools, weakness, and lethargy symptoms. If you suspect your baby has this condition, it's imperative to seek medical help immediately to prevent further complications or death. This guide will outline what NEC is and everything you need to know about it, including whether it impacts older babies. What Causes[...]

Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) is a serious and sometimes fatal illness that primarily affects babies who are born prematurely. NEC develops when otherwise healthy tissue in a baby’s colon becomes inflamed and damaged, often due to bacterial infections. Early diagnosis is important for long-term health outcomes. The longer a baby suffers from NEC before being diagnosed and undergoing treatment, the more likely they are to develop scarring or narrowing of the bowel that can cause future blockages and gastrointestinal (GI) problems. Malnutrition due to an inability to absorb nutrients,[...]

Formula is a smart, nutritionally sound choice for parents in Hawaii who choose not to or are unable to breastfeed their children. There are many benefits to using formula, including eliminating the need for working moms to pump and making it easier for family and friends to help feed a new baby. Unfortunately, there are rare risks associated with formula use. Newborn infants are susceptible to a gastrointestinal disease called necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC). (more…)