Not exact matches
Women who have experienced serious side effects
after undergoing
transvaginal mesh surgery can consult our drug injury lawyers for free legal advice.
Many
transvaginal mesh manufacturers such as Johnson & Johnson and C. R. Bard have stopped selling their
mesh devices
after thousands of women have complained of severe pain, limited mobility and the need for revision
surgery.
Several manufacturers have issued
transvaginal mesh recalls
after studies linked the devices to severe complications and potential need for revision
surgery.
The FDA issued a
mesh warning
after receiving an influx of complaints from patients who allege that their
transvaginal mesh device were causing severe complications, pain and sometimes revision
surgery.
If you or a loved one has suffered complications from
transvaginal mesh after POP or SUI repair
surgery, you may be eligible to file a lawsuit.
The most common side effect reported by patients with
transvaginal mesh was vaginal
mesh erosion, or exposure of the
mesh patch
after surgery.
More than 600 patients who developed complications
after surgery have filed
transvaginal mesh lawsuits against manufacturers of the patch.
Patients who experience pain or other problems with
transvaginal mesh may be forced to undergo repair
surgery in order to correct problems that occurred
after the
mesh implantation.