If you have a vaginal mesh and are experiencing complications you need to find a Urogynecologist and you must get a Vaginal mesh lawyer.

Ask Questions and Get Answers. You are not alone and you are not imagining it. Over 300,000 women have vaginal mesh implants. They are failing in women across the country and lawsuits are being filed. Ask Qustions and get answers. These are not class Action litigations. They are multi district litigations. That means they are consolidated in certain states in certain courtrooms under one judge and that may not be the state you are in. You need an experienced mass tort lawyer who will be appearing in court for you as a part of this multi district litigation. These are not class actions. You will have your case filed on an individual basis as an MDL. Ask quesions and get answers. You do not need a local lawyer. You do need a lawyer that is keeping your case and not referring it out to another lawyer to go to court for him. Ask Questions and get answers. Choose your vaginal Mesh lawyer wisely.

What is the Vaginal Mesh?

Also known as a pelvic sling, bladder mesh, or transvaginal mesh, the vaginal mesh support systems are used to help with pelvic organ prolapse as well as urinary incontinence It is now known that they can cause serious internal injuries. These vaginal mesh patch implants, manufactured by Johnson & Johnson , C.R. Bard, Boston Scientific, American Medical Systems, and others, may cause pain, infection, erosion, organ damage, and additional surgeries, and other vaginal mesh injuries.

If you have experienced vaginal mesh complications following pelvic organ prolapse surgery or stress urinary incontinence surgery, The vaginal mesh support line will offer help and direct you to a lawyer who may be able to help you obtain significant compensation for the vaginal mesh problems you are experiencing.

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Vaginal Mesh- History of the Problem

Between the years of 2005 and 2010, nearly 4,000 vaginal mesh injuries have been reported to the Food and Drug Administration. In a 2010 article in the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology, researchers stated that they had to cease a vaginal mesh clinical trial early because of the higher-than-expected number of complications and injuries. The trial was stopped when it was discovered that more than 15 percent of women who were implanted with vaginal mesh suffered vaginal mesh erosion within only three months of implantation. As a result of numerous negative reports, the FDA issued a vaginal mesh warning to patients and physicians in 2011, cautioning that the risks of using vaginal mesh are so severe that alternative treatments should be considered. It is now widely accepted that, in most cases, pelvic organ prolapsed can be treated without the use of vaginal mesh

What are the vaginal Mesh complications ?

• Erosion of vaginal tissue
• infection
• spot bleeding
• pain during sex
• lower back pain
• pain on one side
• depression
• Hardening of the vaginal mesh
• Infection
• Pain and discomfort
• Perforations of the bowel, bladder or blood vessels
• Recurrence of Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) and Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI)
• Urinary problems
• Vaginal mesh erosion
• Vaginal scarring

Many women who have suffered injuries as a result of vaginal mesh have decided to file defective medical device lawsuits. This has become a middle district litigation and are being filed as MDl s are being filed. A product liability, multi district litigation lawyer can review your case. Ask questions and get answers. call our Transvaginal mesh support line today.