Sentences with phrase «mesh erosion»

Patients who experience vaginal mesh erosion may be forced to undergo multiple surgeries in order to correct this problem.

One possible cause of vaginal mesh erosion is that manufacturers may not have conducted the necessary clinical trials to test the safety of the mesh material for use in the pelvic area.

According to the FDA, «the most frequent complications reported for surgical mesh devices for [pelvic organ prolapse] repair include mesh erosion through the vagina (also called exposure, extrusion or protrusion), pain, infection, bleeding, pain during sexual intercourse (dyspareunia), organ perforation, and urinary problems.»

According to analysis by the FDA, 10 % of women experienced mesh erosion within a year, with more than half needing follow up surgery to get the mesh device taken out.

According to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), 10 % of women who underwent surgery with transvaginal mesh for pelvic organ prolapse experienced mesh erosion within one year.

The FDA has identified mesh erosion into the vagina as the most frequent complication.

Common Bard TVM incidents have been known to involve mesh erosion or extrusion, or a lump or protrusion in the vagina or its opening.

Possible transvaginal mesh complications include internal mesh erosion, pain during intercourse, infection, bleeding, organ perforation and urinary problems.

Transvaginal mesh erosion can happen.

The FDA has reported that one of the most common transvaginal mesh complications is vagina mesh erosion, which occurs when the mesh implant wears through vaginal tissue.

Some of the potential complications of surgical mesh include pain, infection, bleeding, organ perforation urinary problems or vaginal mesh erosion at higher rates than patients who elect for traditional surgery.

Women who experienced problems with transvaginal surgical mesh have experienced side effects including vaginal mesh erosion, mesh contraction, severe pain, problems during sexual intercourse, bleeding, infection, urinary problems and organ perforation.

repair include mesh erosion through the vagina (also called exposure, extrusion or protrusion), pain, infection, bleeding, pain during sexual intercourse (dyspareunia), organ perforation, and urinary problems.

Vaginal mesh erosion 3.

Mesh erosion was among the more common problems reported, while the list of health issues included severe pain, infection, incontinence, recurring prolapse, bleeding, urinary problems, scarring, dyspareunia (pain during sex), and organ perforation.

• 4.8 % experienced mesh erosion • 2.4 % experienced painful intercourse • 4 patients developed pelvic abscesses • 7 patients experienced mesh shrinkage The US Food and Drug Administration says vaginal mesh erosion is the most common complication related to this device when used for pelvic organ repair.

J&J faces more than 23,000 transvaginal mesh lawsuits alleging that devices manufactured by its subsidiary Ethicon had severe side effects including tissue damage, internal bleeding, severe discomfort and mesh erosion.

Transvaginal mesh has many known complications, one of the most common being vaginal mesh erosion.

Symptoms that you may be suffering from transvaginal mesh complications: • Mesh erosion • Vaginal tightening and shortening • Bleeding • Infection • Painful urination • Perforation of the blood vessel, bladder, and bowel • Pain during intercourse

Women with transvaginal mesh implants have reported experiencing complications such as severe pain, vaginal mesh erosion, sexual problems, urinary problems, and organ perforation.

She claims that she experienced the side effects of pain, mesh erosion, and vaginal scarring after she was implanted with their devices.

The most frequent complications reported by transvaginal mesh users included vaginal mesh erosion, severe pain, infection, pain during sex, bleeding, problems during urination and organ perforation.

Transvaginal mesh implants have been linked to severe complications including infection, vaginal bleeding and mesh erosion.

Side effects that have been associated with transvaginal mesh include severe pain, vaginal mesh erosion, infection, urinary problems, pain during sex or recurrent prolapse.

The most common side effect reported by patients with transvaginal mesh was vaginal mesh erosion, or exposure of the mesh patch after surgery.

Problems that can result from surgery with a transvaginal mesh product can include vaginal mesh erosion, severe pain, problems during sexual intercourse, bleeding, infection and organ perforation.

According to the FDA's warning, patients who are treated with transvaginal mesh for SUI or POP may experience severe complications, including vaginal mesh erosion, pain, infection, bleeding, pain during sexual intercourse or other problems.

Vaginal mesh erosion is the most common side effect reported by transvaginal mesh users.

Additional transvaginal mesh side effects include vaginal mesh erosion and organ perforation.

These patients have alleged that the makers of transvaginal mesh products failed to properly warn them about the risks associated with their products, including severe pain, infection, bleeding, vaginal mesh erosion, sexual problems, urinary problems and organ perforation.