I had prostate seed implants,2 days later I was in the hospital with e coli infection.I spent 5 days in the hospital.Records say that this infection came from procedure.Do i have any kind of case?

I had a prostate biopsy in Sept.2012,the next day my wife took me to Tanner Hosp.emergency room.I WAS Having chills,lower abdominal pain,vomiting and confused. My wife was told that I had E COli and urinary tract infections and I was released on Sept.9th.LATER in the evening I began to have trouble breathing and disoriented.My body was hurting .My wife called 911 and a few minutes after the ambulance arrived I passed out.I was going into cardiac arrest.I was taken to Cobb hospital Emergency Room and was diagnosed with sepsis and septic shock.my blood pressure was real low so they put a port just below my neck to help raise my blood pressure.I was in the hospital for four days an released ,I had to take antibiotics for 10 days through ports under my arm.TAnner was told that I just had a biopsy.The Dr.that did the bloody worked through Tanner but wasn’t on call but on Monday morning,Sept.10th the DR. Called my home and told my son to have me come to Tanner hospital an check myself in,my son told him I was ready in Cobb hospital.My family and I went through needless pain and uncertainties that almost cost me my life.I think God for Cobb hospital Emergency.

I had a biopsy on August 17, 2017 at Dr.Grissom office because my PSA levels went up and my doctor recommended I have a biopsy to check for prostate cancer. After having the biopsy that night my wife called 911 because I had a fever of 105, chills, and was confused and disoriented. Once I arrived at the hospital my fever increased and my wife was told they were admitting me. That night I was diagnosed with E. coli bacteria in my bloodstream and throughout my body and UT infection. I stayed in the hospital for 11 days on some very strong antibiotics and almost died. The doctor at the hospital told me it was from the biopsy. Dr Grissom came to my room the next day and told me 2 of the 12 biopsies tested positive for cancer. The next day he came back to my room and said 4 of the 12 biopsies tested positive for cancer. Later I was discharged with an antibiotic I had to take for 30 days after being sent home from the hospital. Up until a few months ago, I thought I was cleared of the infection but another doctor told me the infection was still there when he did my surgery in 2018.