J&J Sidelines Transvaginal Mesh Complications Says Specialist

The Johnson & Johnson, according to marketing experts, intentionally ignored to inform the patients regarding the complications associated with their transvaginal meshes. The following write-up focuses on the issues caused by the mesh implant manufactured by the pharmaceutical giant.   



During the mid of 2019, the lawsuit against Johnson & Johnson took a drastic turn when the marketing experts confirmed that the pharmaceutical giant had used misleading marketing tactics to confuse customers.  According to the specialist, the corporation tactically sidelined the transvaginal mesh complications associated with their product, to sell more. 

The expert further pointed out, the pharmaceutical giant used trigger phrases that boosted confidence in their products. The corporation claimed that Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) or Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI) are very common among women and are easily treatable. These claims were completely out of line. 

According to many victims, the company monetized its image for being a long term baby product manufacturer, to invoke the ideas of safety and innocence. Few marketing strategists agreed to the allegations made by the victims, stating that such claims helped in building trust and faith among the women who were recommended the mesh. 

Transvaginal mesh and its complications

The transvaginal mesh (TVM) is an implant used for correcting POP or SUI among women. Patients suffering from these issues have difficulty in controlling urine leakage or feel some heaviness in their lower pelvic areas. The issues are caused by weakness in the pelvic muscles and tissues. 

During the surgery, the surgeon inserts a polypropylene mesh to repair the weak muscles. But several patients have suffered from severe complications owing to the implant. 





If 108,000 alleged lawsuits are to be believed, then the TVM implant has been responsible for causing severe complications among women. According to victims, the implant has caused the following issues: 
  • Tremendous pain in the abdomen 
  • Frequent infections
  • Painful intercourse (Dyspareunia)
  • Recurrent urinary problems
  • Mesh erosion
  • Foul-smelling discharge 
  • Organ perforation 
Lawsuit history

The victims point out that the TVM manufacturer, Johnson & Johnson, had a duty to ensure the effectiveness and safety of their products. But, the company sidelined the defects and complications of their surgical meshes while promoting them. So far, Johnson & Johnson has been slapped with multiple lawsuits and paid millions as a settlement amount to the plaintiffs. 

Do you know someone who is suffering the transvaginal mesh complications? Were they fitted with a surgical mesh manufactured by Johnson & Johnson? They are probably eligible for compensation. Ask them to approach the experienced legal consultants of Settle Our TVM. For more information, visit http://settleourtvm.com/ or call 1-888-994-2165. 

Answers to their suffering await them, just they have to take the initiative. The legal agency offers free consultation and case representations. Pay them only if the case is settled. Call them now.   

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