Do You Have Grounds for a Vaginal Mesh Claim?
If you’re a woman who had surgical mesh implanted to treat SUI or POP and your mesh has caused you to bleed, swell, develop infection, or experience pain, then you probably have reason to make a claim for compensation from the manufacturer of your mesh.
Every legal claim has a time limit, though. If you don’t sue in time, you risk losing your claim forever. Unfortunately, when the clock starts—and how long it will run—isn’t always clear before it’s too late. That’s why speaking to a lawyer as soon as possible is the smart thing to do. Don’t delay. Call the Rottenstein Law Group (RLG) now to get the process started.
Vaginal Mesh Side Effects
Mesh victims experienced:
- Mesh erosion
- Infection
- Bleeding
- Pain
- Dyspareunia (pain during intercourse)
- Vaginal scarring
- Vaginal tightening
- Blood vessel, bladder, or bowel perforation
- Urinary problems
- Recurrence of POP or SUI
Vaginal Mesh Manufacturers
Surgical mesh was once produced and is currently produced by several different manufacturers, including:
- CR Bard
- Davol
- Boston Scientific
- Island Biosurgical
- Caldera Medical
- Endo Pharmaceuticals
- Covidien
- American Medical Systems (AMS)
- Johnson & Johnson
- Ethicon
- Mentor Corporation
Vaginal Mesh Products
The mesh products currently sold or once sold by these manufacturers bear many different names, including:
- PARC Sling
- MiniArc
- Avaulta System
- ProteGen Sling
- ObTape
- Gynecare Prolift
- TVT
- Gynemesh
- Apogee System
- Perigee System
- Advantage