Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit help nationwide.
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Our firm is investigating cases in which women have been injured by Transvaginal Mesh (sometimes referred to as Vaginal Mesh) and sling products.
If you (or someone you know) have experienced Transvaginal Mesh (Vaginal Mesh) side effects, contact us for a free consultation. You may be able to participate in the Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit. Please be aware of the following injuries and side effects:
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- Need for further surgery or treatment;
- Erosion of vaginal tissue;
- Infection;
- Recurrence of Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP);
- Recurrence of Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI);
- Erosion of the mesh;
- Perforations (holes) in the bowel, bladder or blood vessels;
- Scarring of the vaginal tissues.
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The FDA also noted that it is not clear that transvaginal POP repair with mesh is more effective than traditional non-mesh repair in all patients with POP, and it may expose patients to greater risk.
The FDA notes that between January 2005 and December 2010, it received approximately 4000 reports of adverse events associated with surgical mesh devices used to repair POP and SUI.
One of the most frequently reported complications for mesh being used to repair POP is that the mesh erodes through the vaginal wall. This complication occurs in approximately 10% of women within 12 months of surgery.
Tell your doctor immediately if you have complications or symptoms, including vaginal bleeding or discharge, pelvic or groin pain or pain during sex. Make sure they know you have mesh.
Contact an attorney regarding the Transvaginal Mesh Lawsuit, sometimes referred to as the Vaginal Mesh Lawsuit.
For a free case evaluation of your Transvaginal Mesh ctos lawsuit, please contact us immediately by either calling the number above or completing the case evaluation form to the right. No fees or expenses charged unless we are successful obtaining a settlement or verdict for you. |
