“Cash Only” schlong injections lead to lawsuits
BAGHDAD, IRAQ - JULY 31: Vaccine is drawn from a bottle during an immunized program at the Adora New Clinic July 31, 2004 in Baghdad, Iraq. Programs to immunize children against fatal childhood diseases were suspended during the war and have now been revived. Over 200,000 children received immunizations against infectious diseases but there are still problems as clinics from month to month can suffer from a shortage of some vaccines. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
A patient suffering from some junk problems has an issue with the Alabama Men’s Clinic in Birmingham, and it’s one that looks like it’ll see the inside of a courtroom. Their solution to his problem was to stick a needle in his noodle, injecting a TriMix that would serve as the solution to his flaccid dreams.
Now, the patient and one other man have filed court documents claiming these treatments have left the men “permanently disfigured.” The man says his member’s now “substantially curving upward!”
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