A man received a £325 million payout due to his penis being damaged by intrusive injections.

As you drive through Albuquerque, New Mexico, you may come across a sign for NuMale Medical Center. But behind that sign lies a story of a man who has received what is believed to be the largest medical malpractice payout ever. This unnamed man from New Mexico suffered irreversible harm after a series of penile injections gone wrong at NuMale Medical Center.

After visiting the clinic in 2017 at the age of 66, the man was seeking help for fatigue and weight loss. Instead, he was misdiagnosed and given invasive erectile dysfunction shots, causing him to go through multiple rounds of medication and procedures before ultimately having surgery by an unqualified physician assistant.

The man's lawyers argued that NuMale Medical Center uses fear as a tactic to convince men to undergo these treatments, manipulating them for profit. And after a trial, the jury agreed that the 70-year-old man was a victim of fraud, resulting in a record-breaking payout of over $412 million.

In a statement, the man's attorneys emphasized that this verdict sends a strong message – medical providers cannot prioritize their profits over the well-being of their patients. Lori Bencoe, one of the attorneys, believes this case is not only a national record, but a righteous one. She firmly believes that licensed professionals should not be defrauding patients for money, as it is a breach of their fiduciary duty and trust.

NuMale Medical Center, on the other hand, stands by their priority of delivering patient care. They respect the judicial process and cannot comment on the specifics of the case at this time due to ongoing legal proceedings. This medical center also has locations in other states such as Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Nevada, Nebraska, North Carolina, and Wisconsin.

In the end, this case serves as a reminder that medical providers hold a great responsibility in caring for their patients and should never put their own profits above their patients' well-being.

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