Complications and claim in bladder lawsuit


Transvaginal synthetic mesh implant common in not only the US but all across the globe to treat patients from pelvic organ prolapse and stress urinary incontinence. Close to 200,000 surgical procedures are done for POP and SUI every year in the U.S. itself.

In 2002, the FDA approved of these devices, for the treatment POP and SUI in elder women. Unfortunately, the mesh makers concealed of the probable side effects of these implantable devices. Thousands of bladder mesh lawsuit files were brought to the state courts claiming for the damage awards for the needless physical injuries.


The most common complications of transvaginal mesh surgery include but not limited to:

·         Mesh erosion
·         urinary and genital infection and irritation
·         urinary tract obstruction
·         relapse of stress urinary incontinence
·         urethra injury
·         chronic pelvic pain
·         blood in urine from damaged pelvic vessels
·         Painful intercourse

To cure the above mentioned complications, often the only feasible option is to go for corrective surgery. It helps to clean the broken mesh particles. As the implant is intended to be a permanent solution, the healthy tissues starts growing around the mesh soon after the implant surgery. This makes it very difficult and actually impossible to do a proper corrective surgery and the victims might need to undergo a series of such surgeries. This causes the pelvic muscles to get weakened and revive the original POP or SUI condition.

The bladder mesh lawsuit allows the patients to speak up for their physical as well as psychological injuries and deterioration in regular lifestyle. The lawsuits cite how the manufacturing companies did not reveal to either the doctors or the patients about the associated risks of mesh insertion. Moreover, there was no proper clinical trial before releasing the product into the market. They kept on misrepresenting the medical devices as a safe alternative to the existing POP and SUI treatment procedures.

 After the warning issued by the FDA, thousands of women have filed for the lawsuits claiming their financial compensation for all the undue health complications they had to go through. Visit http://settleourtvm.com/ or dial 1-888-994-2165 to know about the further steps on how to proceed with the legal claims. The experts of SettleOurTvm will help you determine if the case is eligible for financial settlements.

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