Transvaginal mesh defects and associated lawsuits


One of the most popular treatments amongst adult women for pelvic organ prolapse (POP) and stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is transvaginal mesh implant. The pharmaceutical  companies  of these mesh devices, constantly advertised the mesh implant procedure to be a safe and effective alternative to the traditional operative method. Unfortunately, there were a lot of complications associated with this procedure.

The most common complications associated with pelvic mesh usage are:
  • mesh erosion
  • vaginal or bladder pain
  • urinary infection unusual vaginal bleeding
  • inflammation in the surgical site
  • nerve damage and pain
  • severe pain during sexual intercourse
  • organ perforation during mesh placement procedure
  • urinary tract problems
Thousands of women took it to the court to look for justice against this unnecessary injury. The vaginal mesh lawsuit allows the victims to speak for their injury and side effects of mesh implant and if eligible, can also have a cash settlement.

Typically, mesh removal surgery is the only option to treat mesh erosion however that can bring back the original POP and SUI conditions. Moreover, this corrective surgery is seldom done perfectly in the first go, and patients have to appear for the consequent similar surgeries to clear off the debris. This can bring back the original symptoms of POP or SUI and sometimes with worse condition.


Mesh legal suits

The attorneys for the victims accuse the manufacturing companies for concealing the potential side effects of the mesh implant.

Furthermore, they did not even check the quality of the mesh being released in the market, causing a high risk to the public health. Misrepresentation and misbranding continued for these meshes even though there were constant reports about the adversities of these surgical products.

Ideally, any medical device, before being released into the market needs to go through a thorough clinical test. With hundreds of reports coming in about the dangerous effects of these devices, the FDA has now made it a mandate for the companies to do present a clinical trial for these surgical mesh products.

Make your voice heard

To get a free legal consultation, dial 1-888-994-2165 and schedule your appointment. You can also fill up the form online at http://settleourtvm.com/. Leave it to the experienced team of SettleOurTVM to find out whether or not your case is eligible for a financial settlement. There is no harm in taking an expert opinion as SettleOurTVM does not charge any fee unless the case is settled

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